Background: Dysmenorrhea impacts the quality of life of females by impeding ability to
concentrate, causing disruptions in regular physical activity, and having negative effects on
psychosocial well-being. Aim of research: The research aimed to evaluate effect of Pelvic Rocking
Exercise on quality of life among female nursing students with dysmenorrhea. Research design: A
quasi-experimental design. Setting: Faculty of Nursing, Benha University Sample: A Purposive
sample consisted of 122 Female nursing students s at the first academic year (2024/2025) with
menstrual cramps divided randomly into control group compromised (61) Female nursing students s
and study group compromised (61) female nursing students. Tools of data collection: Four tools
were utilized for collecting data; a self-administered questionnaire, numeric pain rating scale, world
health organization quality of life, and female student’s satisfaction sheet. Results: Showed that
there highly statistically significant differences between the study and control groups regarding the
intensity of pain after 4 weeks and after 8 weeks of implementation of Pelvic Rocking Exercise(p <
0.01), there was a highly statistically significant differences between the study and control groups
regarding all subscales of quality of life after 4 weeks and after 8 weeks of implementation of
Pelvic Rocking Exercise(p < 0.01) and most of female nursing students in study group were
satisfied with Pelvic Rocking Exercise application.