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Soothe your period pain naturally

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TIRED OF PAINFUL PERIODS?

1 in 2 women say they experience pain during their periods : stomach cramps, lower back pain, sore breasts... But why exactly?

During menstruation, the uterus produces inflammatory substances that cause muscle contractions to facilitate the expulsion of blood (menstruation!). It is these contractions that cause severe pain, in the form of cramps in the pelvic area (the lower abdomen, which can radiate to the kidneys).

4 soothing gestures:

At Gapianne, we can recommend several natural solutions to help you create your own menstrual pain relief routine.

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PREVENT PAIN

thanks to a natural treatment that will soothe you and restore the hormonal balance you need to reduce your pain.

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RELIEVE YOUR PAIN

thanks to one-off or preventative solutions, ideally to be taken a few days before the onset of symptoms: menstrual cycle herbal tea or CBD oils.

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Soothe the cramp

thanks to a self-massage on the painful area with anoil , a balm or a soothing serum, this will relieve you instantly.

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STOP THE PAIN MESSAGE

For severe, disabling pain, use an electrostimulation solution that will cut off the pain message sent to your brain. It's MAGIC!

If your intimate genes persist, consult your midwife, gynecologist or general practitioner.

What do our customers think?

Great product! I started drinking 2 cups of this herbal tea a day for the 2 days before my period, then 3 cups a day the first few days of my period, when it's normally painful. The herbal tea gives me relief very quickly, I hardly have any period pain anymore thanks to it! I highly recommend it!

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Caroline

More effective and pleasant to use than what I had tested before. The side connected to the phone where we have all the information (where to put the patches, manage the intensity in a more visual way ...) is great. It stopped my pain immediately after 15 minutes of use and ... it did not return until the next day even though I suffer from PCOS and endometriosis.

Layla

The pain relief serum is a must-have during the first days of my period and my PMS. I love the texture and the light scent of the product, the serum relaxes the pain I have in my lower abdomen and breasts. I apply it by massaging myself and its fresh texture is very very pleasant.

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OUR OTHER LIFE TIPS

1. Slow down and especially sleep!
2. Adapt your diet : eat light, easily digestible and anti-inflammatory foods
3. Warm up : the hot water bottle is life!
4. Practice a gentle physical activity, relaxation or sexual : pleasure relieves pain and sends endorphins

Check out our FAQ on periods and PMS, written by women's health experts

Every menstrual cycle is unique, and it can be difficult to find clear and reassuring answers to your questions. That's why we've created a FAQ dedicated to periods and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS), written by women's health professionals.

Here you'll find information to better understand menstrual pain and its causes, as well as to identify cycle-related disorders such as PMS or dysmenorrhea. This FAQ also explores natural solutions to relieve physical and emotional symptoms.

Our goal is to support you with kindness and expertise, so that each stage of your cycle is better experienced and understood.

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