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For those who want to be relieved from menstrual pain.

2024-07-26

 

Menstruation, something that every woman experiences, can be challenging and painful, but it's also a vital process through which the body eliminates what is no longer needed.

Pain and discomfort are signals from your body, saying, 'This is a serious issue, do something about it!' It's important to listen to these signs and address them.

Although modern medicine has advanced and options like birth control pills are available to manage symptoms, many people still have concerns about the side effects of these medications.

I have personally struggled with premenstrual syndrome, menstrual pain, and fatigue after menstruation. Through studying and practicing traditional herbal medicine, I found certain remedies that made a noticeable difference.

I will share the remedies that I found effective, hoping they will help those who are dealing with similar issues.

Keep in mind that individual results may vary, but I hope these suggestions can make your menstrual experience more manageable. Feel free to make the most of them.

 

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ライター:深月カメリア 女性特有の病気をきっかけに、性を大切にすることに目覚めたXジェンダー。以来、性に関して大切な精神的、肉体的なアプローチを食事、運動、メンタルケアを通じて発信しています。 Writer:Camellia Mizuki I am an X-gender woman who was awakened to the importance of sexuality by a woman's specific illness. Since then, I've been sharing an essential mind-body approach to sexuality through diet, exercise, and mental health care.”

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