Purpose : This study was carried out to investigate the relaxational response to the water extract of Sobokchukeo-Tang(SCT) in isolated uterine muscle in rats. Methods : Segments of uterine muscle obtained from female rats immediately after delivery were mounted in organ baths superfused on a polygraph. The effects of SCT on the tension of potassium induced contracture were studied in rat uterine smooth muscles. All experiments were performed in Krebs-Henseit solution which was aerated with 100% oxygen and kept at $37^{circ}C$. Results : KCI did not produce contraction in calcium-free solution, but $CaCl_2$ induced concentration-dependent contraction after depolarizing with KCI. SCT inhibited the tonic contraction of uterine muscle as dose dependent manner. And when SCT was pretreated in calcium-free medium, it showed more powerful relaxational effect. The effect of 10mg/ml concentration of SCT was equal to that of 9nM and 70nM of nifedipine and verapamil and the relaxational effect of SCT on rat uterine muscle can be assumed to be concerned with the action of cyclic AMP. But the action mechanism of relaxation on the rat uterine muscles were concerned with the calcium channel. Conclusion : From this study we could suggest that the relaxtional effect of SCT on uterine muscle be available to preventing and curing dysmenorrhea.