Doing Something About Premenstrual Symptoms (PMS) February 1, 2008
Posted by Serious in : PMS , add a commentIt is estimated that most women of reproductive age experience some symptoms in the premenstrual phase of the cycle and about 30-40% seek help from their physician. Conventional treatments range from antidepressants to hormone therapy including NSAIDS (Advil Motrin etc). Alternative therapy’s usually include vitamin B6. In the alternative treatments there is a new entry called NMS Neuromuscular Support and feedback from several patients who have tried it claim it is very effective if started a couple of days before the cycle starts and continued throughout the cycle.
Don’t Suffer Through Headache Or PMS Pain December 6, 2007
Posted by Headache Pro in : PMS, Headache , add a commentSome discomfort that we feel is simply a fact of life. Even something as simple as a headache can make you miserable enough to do poorly at work, miss out on fun and fail to enjoy the important events of your life, such as a friend’s wedding or a family reunion. There is no reason why you should let things like this get you down these days. Do you suffer from PMS pain? Visit Natural Formulations and get something that will give you relief and is good for you too.
PMS Pain And Low Back Pain November 29, 2007
Posted by Headache Pro in : PMS, Low Back Pain , add a commentPMS pain, caused by premenstrual syndrome, can result in plenty types of discomfort. The most well-known of these is perhaps abdominal cramping. It is easy to become tense and agitated during this time, and to lose sexual interest. Yet, there are other things besides the obvious that contribute to having a really bad time. Cramping of the thighs is one such interesting symptom. Another is low back pain. All of these symptoms should be dealt with so that you can be more comfortable.
Natural Pain Relief Blog September 10, 2007
Posted by in : Shoulder Pain, PMS, Pain and Inflammation Relief, Neck Pain, Sunburn Pain, Joint Pain, Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Pain Relief, Low Back Pain, Sports Injuries, Knee Pain, Blogroll, Muscle Strain, Muscle Bruises, Exercise Pain, Headache, Uncategorized , add a commentWelcome
