Office Work
Professional workplace period pain management strategies
Meeting Emergency Kit
Core Equipment
- Adhesive heat patches (ThermaCare invisible patches)
- Mini electric heating pad (USB rechargeable)
- Ginger tea sachets (sugar-free formula)
- Emergency energy gel (with magnesium + vitamin B6)
Pain Relief
- Ibuprofen/Acetaminophen
- Peppermint balm (for temple massage)
- Simple massage tools
Image Management
- Mirror, lipstick, oil blotting paper
- Dry shampoo, deodorant
- Emergency makeup
Discrete Usage Guide
- • Heat patch excuse: "Using heat pad for neck and shoulder pain"
- • Emergency exit phrase: "Need to handle urgent client email"
Office Chair Stretching System
Chair Pelvic Clock Movement
Relieves sacroiliac joint pressure, improves lower back circulation
- 1Sit on edge of chair, feet flat on floor
- 2Imagine pelvis as clock, slowly draw circles
- 3Do one set clockwise and counterclockwise
Hidden Foot Massage
Use under-desk fascia ball to promote lower limb blood return
- 1Place small massage ball under desk
- 2Remove shoes, roll ball with sole of foot
- 3Focus on arch and heel areas
Side Waist Stretch by Water Cooler
Natural standing position, relieves waist tension
- 1Stand by water cooler, feet shoulder-width apart
- 2One hand on waist, other arm stretch up
- 3Bend body to one side, feel side waist stretch
Workplace Nutrition Management
Breakfast (7:00-8:00)
Oatmeal + nuts + banana
Provides sustained energy, stabilizes blood sugar
Morning Tea (10:00)
Red date tea or rose tea
Warms uterus, relieves cramps
Lunch (12:00-13:00)
Lean meat + dark green vegetables + brown rice
Iron and fiber supplement, prevents anemia
Afternoon Tea (15:00)
Dark chocolate + warm milk
Relieves mood swings, supplements magnesium
Foods to Avoid
Iced coffee, cold drinks, ice water
Chips, pickled foods
Strong coffee, energy drinks
Communication Template Assistant
Effective communication is a key step in gaining support and resources. When pain severely affects work, a professional and concise leave request email is crucial.
Menstrual Pain Leave Request Email Template
Bilingual Chinese-English中中文版
Leave Request - [Your Name] - [Date]
Dear [Manager's Name],
Good morning.
Due to severe menstrual discomfort (dysmenorrhea) that began this morning, I am having difficulty concentrating and performing my duties effectively. My physical condition also does not allow me to commute. To ensure work quality and recovery, I would like to request to rest at home/work remotely for the day.
I have already [briefly explain arrangements, e.g., "completed and sent the X report to [Colleague's Name]"] and will remain available by phone and email for any urgent matters.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Date]
ENEnglish Version
Sick Leave Request - [Your Name] - [Date]
Dear [Manager's Name],
Good morning.
I am writing to request a sick leave for today, [Date], due to severe menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) that began this morning. The discomfort is making it difficult for me to concentrate and perform my duties effectively, and I do not feel well enough to commute.
To ensure my work responsibilities are covered, I would like to request to rest at home / work remotely for the day. I have already [briefly explain arrangements, e.g., "completed and sent the X report to [Colleague's Name]"] and will remain available by phone and email for any urgent matters.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and support.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Date]
Communicating with Partner
Notification
Intimate"Honey, I'm not feeling well today and might need more rest. If I seem uncomfortable, please don't worry."
Seeking Understanding
Intimate"I'm experiencing some pain and my emotions might fluctuate. Can you understand and give me some time and space? I'll recover soon."
Communicating with Friends
Rescheduling Date
Casual"Sorry, I'm not feeling well today and might not be at my best. Can we reschedule? I'll make it up to you!"
Party Participation
Casual"I might come to the party but may need to leave early. If I look tired, please understand."
Communicating with Colleagues
Leave Request
Formal"Hello, I'm not feeling well today and may need to take half a day off to address health issues. I'll handle other matters as soon as possible."
Work Adjustment
Formal"Sorry, I'm feeling unwell today and my work efficiency might be affected. Please prioritize urgent matters, and I'll complete other tasks as soon as possible."
Office Acupressure
Simple and easy-to-learn acupressure techniques that can be performed discreetly in the office for quick pain relief.
Hegu Point
Location:
Tiger mouth area, between thumb and index finger
Benefits:
Soothes liver qi, promotes blood circulation, relieves general pain
Technique:
Press with thumb pad, moderate pressure, 30 seconds each time
Office Application:
Can be done discreetly during meetings without drawing attention
Sanyinjiao Point
Location:
Inner side of lower leg, three fingers above ankle
Benefits:
Regulates qi and blood, specifically relieves gynecological pain
Technique:
Press with thumb, coordinate with deep breathing, 1-2 minutes each time
Office Application:
Can be done under desk, better effect when shoes are removed
Scientific Basis
Acupressure works by stimulating specific nerve points to promote endorphin release, which is the body's natural pain-relieving substance. Modern research shows that appropriate acupoint stimulation can regulate nerve conduction and relieve pain perception.
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Emergency Kit Guide
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Emergency Kit Preparation >Disclaimer
The content of this report is for informational and educational purposes only and cannot replace professional medical diagnosis and treatment advice. Please consult a licensed physician before taking any health management measures, especially regarding medication use and judgment of severe pain.