Menstrual Pain

For many women, monthly cycles bring debilitating cramps that disrupt work, relationships, and quality of life.

Common Causes

Common Symptoms

Too Many Prostaglandins

These natural chemicals make your uterus contract — sometimes too strongly.

Uterine Lining Inflammation

The tissue build-up sheds during your period, causing pressure and irritation.

Pelvic Congestion

Sluggish blood flow in the pelvis can make cramps feel worse.

Stress Sensitivity

High stress or anxiety can make your body more sensitive to pain.

Cramping Waves:

Throbbing pain in the lower belly

Radiating Ache

Pain that spreads to your back or thighs

Bloating Pressure

Belly feels swollen and tender

Flu-Like Fatigue

Chills, nausea, or dizziness during your period