Herbs and Menstrual Cramps
Pain Relieving Drugs
       
What Do These Drugs Do?
       
Why Take Pain Relieving Drugs?
       
Why Avoid Pain Relieving Drugs?
               
Drugs and Headaches
               
Drugs and Colds
               
Drugs and Arthritis
               
Drugs and Muscular Aches
               
Drugs and Toothaches
               
Drugs and Backaches
               
Drugs and Menstrual Cramps
               
Drugs and Fevers

Herbal Medicine
       
What Do These Herbs Do?
       
Why Take Herbal Medicine?
       
Why Avoid Herbal Medicine?
               
Herbs and Headaches
               
Herbs and Colds
               
Herbs and Arthritis
               
Herbs and Muscular Aches
               
Herbs and Toothaches
               
Herbs and Backaches
               
Herbs and Menstrual Cramps
               
Herbs and Fevers
           - Wild Yam, crampbark, and black haw together make a great cure for menstrual pain.
            - Making a decoction of white peony and sipping it throughout the day can help ease
              menstrual pain.
            - Taking crampbark or kava tea can cure menstrual cramps. The kava tea is nontoxic
              and has a small chance of an unfavorable reaction. It is also slightly more of a cure than
              a pain reliever like aspirin or other pain relieving drugs.
            - Other herbs that can treat menstrual cramps are blessed thistle, blue cohosh, catnip,
               chamomile, coriander, fenugreek, hops, kava kava, lemon balm, lemon verbena,
               licorice, mint, mugwort, muira puama, passionflower, red clover, rosemary, rue, and
               sarsaparilla.







                                                                                                                                                                         White Peony







                                 Black Haw






                                                                                                                                                                         
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