P Puberty is intimately associated with adolescence, one of which being the first menstrual period. Young women frequently have dysmenorrhea as a result of menarche. Dysmenorrhea that isn't medicated appropriately might make it difficult for young women to go about their daily lives. Consuming tamarind turmeric is one solution to relieve the intensity of dysmenorrhea pain. In October 2021, at the Yayasan Indocement Middle School in Bogor, West Java, a cross sectional survey was conducted. Cluster random sampling was used to collect data from 108 junior high school students who completed the Form Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) questionnaire to determine the frequency and duration of turmeric acid consumption, as well as the Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) questionnaire to reduce the severity of dysmenorrhea pain. The Chi-Square test was used to examine the data, with a significance level of 0.05. In junior high school adolescents, a significant link was discovered between the frequency and dysmenorrhea (p = 0.016). In junior high school students, there was a significant link between the duration of tamarind turmeric ingestion and dysmenorrhea pain (p = 0.007). In junior high school students, there is a link between the frequency and duration of sour turmeric ingestion and dysmenorrhea.