Instead of popping Midol and soldiering through my period cramps, this month I tried to get relief by sending electric shocks to my nerves. Specifically, I used PowerDot, a wellness tech device ...

These could include prescription pain relievers or using an intrauterine device (IUD). Oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) can help reduce the severity of period cramps in some people. However ...

If you’ve been on social media recently you might have noticed sponsored posts and ads for a variety of small, portable electrical devices. These claim to manage period or endometriosis pain ...

Post-period cramps can occur with certain health conditions ... Or, you may have an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted. If you become pregnant, your uterine lining may shed and cause light ...

Increased cramps, along with heavier menstrual flow, are the top reasons ... IUD—you just won't be able to find the strings ...

The machine contracts muscles, simulating the pain of menstrual cramps at various levels. A level four is the typical pain a woman feels, while a ten is the most painful. Only a handful of male ...

Menstrual cramps — one of the classic period symptoms ... progesterone intrauterine device, and progesterone contraception injection,” Burroughs says. Non-medication options include ...