Cura-heat Period Pain 3 patches, 1 pack

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From cute animal-shaped stuffies to flaxseed, wheat or lavender filled bags, microwavable heating bags are reusable and ready-to-go in as little as one minute. Get instant pain relief by using period pain relief cooling patches, heat patches or the period cramp roll-on oil.

What was your preferred way to manage period pains until now? Did you like popping painkillers every time the pain shoots up or filling up a hot water bag for the cramps? Sirona brings to you 3 solutions with multiple benefits, listed below.

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you may need emergency contraception if you had sex during the patch-free break, or in week 1, and the patch fell off during week 1. Or, you had sex during week 2 or 3 when a patch had not been on properly for the previous 7 days. In these situations, ask a GP or nurse for advice

It's a good idea to change the position of each new patch to help reduce the chance of skin irritation. When the patch starts to work The cause is often not clear (this is called primary dysmenorrhoea). In primary dysmenorrhoea, the womb (uterus) is normal. It is thought that normal body chemicals called prostaglandins build up in the lining of the womb. Prostaglandins help the muscular wall of the womb to contract and remove the lining of the womb during a period. A very small number of people using the patch may develop a blood clot in a vein or an artery. Don't use the patch if you've had a blood clot before.If you start using it on any other day, you need to use an additional form of contraception, such as condoms, for the first 7 days. Tests and an internal (pelvic) examination are not normally needed unless symptoms are unusual. In that case an underlying cause of painful periods (secondary dysmenorrhoea) may be suspected. Secondary dysmenorrhoea With a chemical filling (often activated charcoal) and adhesive application, these have more of a deep, artificial heat feeling. That said, lots of buyers of these patches have attested to their effectiveness, so they're not to be overlooked. If you think you’ve taken too much of any pain relieving medicine, you should go to your nearest A&E department straight away.

Other pain relievers . This includes over-the-counter options like acetaminophen (Tylenol) or stronger prescription pain medications. After 7 patch-free days, apply a new patch and start the 4-week cycle again. Start your new cycle even if you're still bleeding. Where to put the patch

Take a strong enough dose. If your pains are not eased, ask your doctor or pharmacist if the dose that you are taking is the maximum allowed. An increase in dose may be all that you need. Research also suggests there's a small increase in the risk of developing cervical cancer with long-term use of oestrogen and progestogen hormonal contraception. Where you can get it A hormone called prostaglandin triggers muscle contractions in your uterus that expel the lining. These contractions can cause pain and inflammation. The level of prostaglandin rises right before menstruation begins.