Menstrual pain

Menstrual cramps are primarily caused by contractions of the uterine muscle. During the cycle, the shedding of the endometrium is driven by prostaglandins — hormone-like substances that trigger the muscle contractions responsible for the pain. The higher the prostaglandin level, the more intense the cramps can be.

The pain typically concentrates in the lower abdomen but can radiate to the lower back and thighs. Many experience accompanying symptoms such as headache, nausea, fatigue or mood swings. Symptoms are usually strongest just before bleeding begins or during the first days of the period.

Why choose a drug-free solution?

While painkillers can be effective, long-term regular use is not always desirable. Prolonged use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can cause gastrointestinal side effects, and many people simply do not want to take medication several times a month. Natural, drug-free methods are therefore increasingly popular: they are safe, free of side effects, and can be used at home as needed.

TENS therapy: scientifically proven pain relief

TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) is one of the most effective and well-researched drug-free pain relief methods. The technology delivers low-intensity electrical impulses through the skin to nerve endings, which reduce pain in two ways.

On one hand, TENS impulses activate the body’s own pain-relief mechanisms by stimulating the production of endorphins. On the other hand, the electrical signals "occupy" the nerve pathways so that pain signals have a harder time reaching the brain — this is known as the gate control theory.

TENS devices developed specifically for menstrual pain feature programs optimized to relieve uterine cramps. Thanks to their compact, portable design they can be used anywhere: at home, at work or while traveling. The treatment works immediately, and no preparation time is needed — pain relief can be felt within minutes after switching the device on.

Heat therapy: an ancient method in a modern form

Applying heat has been used for millennia to relax cramps. Heat dilates blood vessels, improves circulation, and relaxes tense muscles. Traditional hot water bottles or heating pads are not always practical — especially when you are not at home.

Modern, portable heating devices can be worn discreetly under clothing and provide hours of steady heat. Some devices combine TENS technology with heat therapy, addressing pain through two mechanisms at once.

Who are these devices recommended for?

Menstrual pain relief devices are ideal for any woman who:

• Regularly experiences mild to moderate menstrual cramps and wants to reduce the use of pain-relieving medication.
• Leads an active lifestyle where pain interferes with daily activities.
• Is looking for a natural, side-effect-free method to ease symptoms.
• Suffers from endometriosis or other chronic pelvic pain conditions and seeks a complementary therapy.

What to consider when choosing a device?

When selecting the right device, consider several factors. Portability is important if you want to use the device outside the home. Battery life determines how long the device can operate on a single charge. A variety of programs lets you find the most effective settings for you. Ease of use ensures you can operate the device even while in pain.

Natural solution, real results

Menstrual pain relief devices do more than treat symptoms — they help you regain control over your body. With their help you don't have to give up daily activities or depend on medication. With regular use many people find that getting through the difficult days becomes easier cycle by cycle.

Our selection includes leading manufacturers' devices developed specifically for menstrual pain, combining scientifically proven technology with practical, user-friendly design.

Browse our products and find the best solution for pain-free everyday life!