● LIVE
Updated 1d ago
· 16 sources tracked
Most Women Aren't Buying The Most Effective Drug For Period Pain, Study Suggests
Recent supermarket data indicates many women purchase pain relief that is less effective for period cramps. Experts emphasize that both the choice of drug and the timing of the dose impact relief. Some women experience pain so severe they must take time off work.
What changed
New data from three million shoppers reveals a trend of choosing weaker pain medication for menstrual cramps.
Live updates
-
Study Suggests Most Women Use Less Effective Period Pain Medication
confidence 90%Recent supermarket data indicates many women purchase pain relief that is less effective for period cramps. Experts emphasize that both the choice of drug and the timing of the dose impact relief. Some women experience pain so severe they must take time off work.
What's confirmed:
- Supermarket data suggests many women buy less effective pain medication for period cramps.
- Experts state that timing is important when taking painkillers for period cramps.
Still unconfirmed:
- Most women are taking paracetamol for period cramps.
- A shopping swap for different pain medication can provide better relief.