Easing Period Pain with Paingone EasyPeriod pain can be more than just stomach ache, the server cramps some people experience are enough to stop them from carrying out general everyday tasks, such as working, shopping and just cleaning the house. Finding a solution that helps ease the pain for you should be a priority that could essentially change your life. Treating Severe Period Cramps Paingone Easy is one of our most popular treatments for period pains here at Tower Health. This is an easy to use wearable device in the form of a wireless TENS machine, that simply provides gentle TENS therapy to quickly soothe and ease pain. Simply place the machine where you feel pain and let it work its magic! Benefits of the Paingone Easy device include that it can be worn under clothes discreetly, it provides quick pain relief, is completely wireless and is clinically proven to relieve pain. This handy, portable device can be used to treat pain in many areas of the body, such as the neck, shoulders, back and legs. Get your Paingone Easy from Tower Health and try it for yourself today, or contact our team if you have any questions. Other Period Pain TreatmentsIn addition to the Paingone Easy treatment, there are other pain relief methods for period pains, such as oral medication, including paracetamol, Flarin Lipid ibuprofen, Co-codamol and Sulpadeine Plus. When used correctly these can help to keep pain at bay throughout the day and overnight. There are also natural treatments for period pains that can be successful for some people in at least easing the pain to some extent. Applying heat to your stomach with a hot water bottle or heat patches may help to reduce the pain, this is ideal when relaxing at home. Additionally, taking a hot bath can help your body to relax and then again in turn reduce the pain. Other relaxing techniques, such as yoga and pilates can help to reduce the pain and also distract you from the pain so your body relaxes as it feels like it’s getting a break from the pain. Although it’s normal to not want to exercise when on your period, staying active can help to reduce period pains, start out by trying some gentle exercise such as walking, swimming and cycling. If you’re struggling to find a treatment that suits you, feel free to contact us here at Tower Health for advice or check out the Paingone Easy for yourself.