Dysmenorrhea is suspected in a client with symptoms including backache, diarrhea, syncope, and headache. after reviewing the data, the primary healthcare provider decides not to prescribe diclofenac. which of these statements made by the client support this decision

The answer would be: I am allergic to aspirin

Aspirin and natrium diclofenac is a member of Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs(NSAIDs) which used as a painkiller. In this case, NSAIDs is considered because it can reduce the pain that comes from dysmenorrhea.

History of an allergic reaction would be one of drug contraindication. Since diclofenac and aspirin is similar, the risk having an allergic reaction to both is high. It is best to use other drugs to prevent it.