Corganics® Relief for Menstrual Cramps™
Finally, a Fast and Easy Cure for monthly cramps.
What a miracle! This crème really works and smells good too.
An OTC topical analgesic, Menstrual Cramp Relief is a fast acting and highly effective product. Having been available before only through doctor's offices and athletic trainers, Corganics is proud to introduce this ground breaking product through all major retail outlets. No more heating pads and pills that cause drowsiness and take more than an hour to work. Finally, a solution that does not involve popping a pill!
How Does Menstrual Cramp Relief Work?
Menstrual Cramp Relief works on contact and provides hours of relief from Menstrual Cramp pain. Our proprietary, synergistic blend of the highest quality essential oils, methylsufonylmethane and L-Arginine supports the active ingredient, Menthol. Menstrual Cramp Relief's penetrating, aromatic formula absorbs quickly and does not feel sticky or greasy. Women feel pain alleviate right away and enjoy a comfortable ease of pain throughout the day while crème is in application.
What are menstrual cramps?
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Menstrual cramps are pains in the abdominal (belly) and pelvic areas that are experienced by a woman as a result of her menstrual cycle. Menstrual cramps are not the same as the discomfort felt during premenstrual syndrome (PMS), although the symptoms of both disorders can sometimes be experienced as a continual process. Many women suffer from both PMS and menstrual cramps.
Menstrual cramps can range from mild to quite severe. Mild menstrual cramps may be barely noticeable and of short duration - sometimes felt just as a sense of light heaviness in the belly. Severe menstrual cramps can be so painful that they interfere with a woman's regular activities for several days.
How common are menstrual cramps?
Menstrual cramps of some degree affect more than an estimated 50% of women, and among these, up to 15% would describe their menstrual cramps as severe. Surveys of adolescent girls show that over 90% of girls report having menstrual cramps.
What is the treatment for common menstrual cramps (primary dysmenorrhea)?
Every woman needs to find a treatment that works for her. Perhaps the most common treatment, especially in the past, has been to lie down at the first sign of pain. It used to be that many women's restrooms contained a cot or a couch so that a woman who felt "indisposed" could lie down. A bed in the school nurse's office served the same purpose and girls were routinely excused from physical education or other classes because of menstrual cramps.
