Who knows scopolamine and bupropion?

This medicine is the same as atropine. Used for anesthesia in ancient times, it has the function of relieving pain and smooth muscle spasm. You'd better not eat too much. The disadvantage is 1. Cardiovascular system: tachycardia is a common adverse reaction, especially when the dose is large. There are also reports of hypotension. 2. Central nervous system: When used in large doses, it can cause dizziness, fidgeting, tremor, fatigue and dyskinesia. Transdermal administration can also cause drowsiness, anxiety, memory disorders, hallucinations and confusion. Children are more prone to disorientation, irritability, confusion, hallucinations and trembling than adults. There are reports of coma, high fever and convulsions. 3. Digestive system: dry mouth and constipation. 4. Urinary/reproductive system: It can cause dysuria and urinary retention, especially for elderly patients. 5. Eyes: Long-term use of ophthalmic preparations can cause local irritation, namely conjunctivitis, vascular congestion, edema and eczema and dermatitis. In addition, there will be hallucinations. It has the effect of mydriasis, which can cause blurred vision and photophobia. At high doses, ciliary paralysis can also occur. Dry eyes, redness or itching may appear after transdermal administration, and may also lead to acute angle-closure glaucoma. Occasionally cause unequal pupil size and esotropia. 6. Skin: Skin adhesive can cause rash, erythema, contact dermatitis, etc. 7. Withdrawal symptoms: Some patients have withdrawal symptoms after stopping using scopolamine skin patch, including dizziness, nausea, vomiting, headache and balance disorder. These withdrawal symptoms are more common in patients who have taken medicine for more than 3 days. Occasionally, transdermal drug delivery can lead to psychosis.

I suggest you use Yuanhu Zhitong tablets at ordinary times. Go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the cause of dysmenorrhea and treat it accordingly. Scopolamine cannot cure the symptoms.