Purpose: This study is to evaluate the efficacy of non pharmacotherapy on dysmenorrhea. Methods: Survey was done through web site and directly searched dysmenorrhea -related articles in journals of Korean medicine Gynecology, published during 1996-2008. Results: 1. All articles reported non pharmacotherapies were significant efficacy in the decrease of dysmenorrhea. 2. The distribution of therapy was acupunture treatment 14 articles and the other treatments 6 articles. 3. The frequency of acupoint was Sanyinjiao(三陰交, SP6) 10 articles, Guanyuan(關元, CV4) 5 articles, Qihai(氣海, CV6) 4 articles and mainly used meridians were Immaek(任脈), Liver Meridian of Foot Gworeum(足厥陰肝經), Spleen Meridian of Foot Taeum(足太陰脾經). 4. The distribution of period for treatment were the most predominant as 7(35%) articles from one day before menstruation to the second day of menstruation. 5. The distribution of duration for treatment were the most predominant as 7(35%) articles in one day. 6. VAS was mainly used in the evaluation of dysmenorrhea and MDQ, MMSL, MVRS were used in premenstrual syndrome. Conclusion: In this study, non pharmacotherapies were effective on dysmenorrhea.