Period pain relief, guided by clinical advice
Painful periods are common, but they don't have to be something you just put up with. Complete a short online consultation and our clinical team will advise on suitable treatment options, delivered discreetly to you.
- Free online consultation with our UK-registered clinical team
- Advice and, where appropriate, treatment for painful periods
- Discreet, fast delivery straight to your door
Common symptoms we can help with
- Cramping or aching pain in your lower abdomen around your period
- Pain that spreads to your lower back or thighs
- Pain that's a predictable, recurring part of your normal cycle
- Discomfort alongside other typical period symptoms, such as bloating or fatigue
- Pain that affects your daily activities but isn't sudden, severe, or unlike your usual pattern
How it works
Answer a few quick questions
Tell us about your symptoms and medical history in a short online consultation.
Reviewed by a UK clinician
A GPhC-registered pharmacist checks your answers and, if appropriate, issues a prescription.
Delivered to your door
Your treatment is dispensed and posted out in discreet, plain packaging.
When to seek urgent help
Ordinary period pain that follows your usual pattern can often be managed with advice and appropriate treatment. However, some symptoms need prompt medical review rather than an online consultation. Contact your GP promptly for pain that is new, worsening, or different from your usual pattern, pain that isn't linked to your period, unusually heavy bleeding, bleeding between periods, or pain that isn't easing with usual measures. Seek urgent medical attention (call 999 or go to A&E) for sudden, severe abdominal pain, especially with fever, feeling faint, vomiting, or if you could be pregnant, as this can occasionally indicate a serious condition needing immediate assessment.
FAQs
Mild to moderate cramping is common, but severe pain, pain that's getting worse over time, or pain that doesn't fit your usual pattern should be assessed by a GP rather than treated online.
Our clinical team can advise on suitable treatment options for typical, recurring period pain, based on your consultation answers.
Let us know what you've already tried during your consultation. It helps our clinical team recommend the most suitable next step.
Sometimes, yes. For example, conditions like endometriosis can cause period pain. If our clinical team is concerned, they'll advise you to see your GP for further assessment.
Once your consultation has been reviewed and approved, we aim to dispatch quickly with discreet packaging.
Yes, for ongoing, typical period pain you can use the service as needed, but please tell us if your symptoms change.
Let our clinical team know during your consultation. They can advise on whether a different approach may suit you better.
You don't have to just cope with it
Get clear, clinical advice on managing period pain. Start your free online consultation today.
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