Produtos Importados dos EUA
Boiron Cyclease Cramps Tablets for Relief from Menstrual Cramps, Aches, Pain, and Discomfort – 60 Count
Este medicamento é livre de aspirina, ibuprofeno e cafeína. Recomendado para mulheres a partir dos 12 anos de idade, o Boiron Cyclease Cramps é um comprimido que alivia temporariamente dores e desconfortos leves associados às cólicas menstruais.
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1. Alívio eficaz das cólicas menstruais
O Boiron Cyclease Cramps é especialmente formulado para proporcionar alívio rápido e eficaz das dores e desconfortos causados pelas cólicas menstruais. Sua fórmula exclusiva atua diretamente nos sintomas, proporcionando alívio duradouro.
2. Livre de aspirina, ibuprofeno e cafeína
Diferente de outros medicamentos para cólicas menstruais, o Boiron Cyclease Cramps não contém aspirina, ibuprofeno ou cafeína. Isso significa que você pode aliviar suas dores sem se preocupar com efeitos colaterais indesejados.
3. Indicado para mulheres a partir dos 12 anos
O Boiron Cyclease Cramps é recomendado para mulheres a partir dos 12 anos de idade. Isso significa que adolescentes e mulheres jovens também podem se beneficiar desse medicamento seguro e eficaz.
4. Fácil de usar
Com sua apresentação em comprimidos, o Boiron Cyclease Cramps é fácil de usar e transportar. Basta tomar o comprimido conforme as instruções para obter alívio imediato das cólicas menstruais.
5. 60 comprimidos por embalagem
Cada embalagem do Boiron Cyclease Cramps contém 60 comprimidos, o que garante um suprimento duradouro para o alívio das cólicas menstruais. Você não precisará se preocupar em ficar sem o medicamento durante o período menstrual.
– Sugestão de Uso:
Para alívio das cólicas menstruais, tome 1 comprimido do Boiron Cyclease Cramps a cada 2 horas, enquanto persistirem os sintomas. Não exceda 12 comprimidos em 24 horas. Consulte um médico antes de usar este medicamento em caso de gravidez ou amamentação.
R –
I’ve had different types of menstrual cramps throughout my years (I’m 28) and I’ve never ever taken any kind of medicine with it, so keep it in mind this might have strongly influenced my experience. I sometimes had really bad cramps (once I even fainted at the airport) when I was going through emotional/damaging relationships etc, but over the past years I’ve been taking care of myself mindfully through yoga and good diet, so my cramps have been limited to just 1-2 hours of bad (yes, still bad – pain, nausea, etc.) cramps on my first day only. I decided to try natural medicine for the first time because those 1-2hrs of intense pain have been driving me crazy and can be annoying if it coincides with work, etc, so here I am.
This worked like magic. Followed the instructions, and while I did feel a bit dizzy like I normally do, the symptoms were super gentle and did not plummet into the usual pain. I coupled it with a heating pad on my belly and rested in my bed on my first day – no pain whatsoever and very cozy. I took a fourth dose only because the dizziness came back for a tiny bit and I was worried it might worsen, but I don’t think next time it’ll be necessary.
I read through all the negative reviews just to see if people are experiencing side effects, etc. (didn’t see such reports I don’t think); it seems that most of the ladies who said this “doesn’t work” have been using much stronger and less natural medicine. I’m no doctor, but based on some basic knowledge about herbalism and natural medicine, I think it’s fair to expect that your body will need time to adapt to and adjust to the effects of a homeopathic medicine if you’ve gotten used to the shock of stuff like Advil/ibuprofen or something even stronger. It may not mean that this doesn’t work or doesn’t work as well… it may just mean that your body needs some time to rewire and get used to another way of receiving help. For example, if you’re used to being knocked out by sedatives (essentially the effects of some of those stronger medicines) when you want to rest, it might take some time to adjust to the calming effects of a soothing balm/massage. I know others have had similar experiences with homeopathy and unfortunately during this time you may experience some transitioning difficulties, so please chat with a physician or herbalist about this. Otherwise, if you’ve not been using heavy medicine and would like to give natural stuff a try, I’d strongly recommend – I’ll never go anywhere without it now. Also just a gentle suggestion, please still do take care of your body emotionally and physically besides fighting the pain itself – paying attention to how I’m feeling and being aware of my body on a daily basis have helped tremendously with pain relief during my periods.
Good luck!
Maggie❄️ –
Am a girl who can’t swallow pills and this help so much the taste doesn’t taste bad
I would buy again 👍
Luciana –
First, I don’t think that this product will knock out your cramps on its own. I started taking Cyclease after a terrible bout of gastritis prevented me from taking any NSAIDs. I tend to have terrible cramps – every month. Cyclease does take the edge off a bit, but only if I combine it with 400mg of Magnesium+1400mg of Chamomile pills (acts as an anti-inflammatory), a ton of water and tea to stay hydrated, and cut back on salt. Gastritis will take a while to heal, and I feel like this combination has kept my menstrual pains at “acceptable” levels (notice, I didn’t say non-existent) while I heal.
Second, this is a fairly expensive product. I went through one box in a 4-day cycle. That’s not cool.
Finally, I noticed that I felt agitated on it. On the third day of taking this, I felt “disconnected” like I had taken cold medicine with some sort of stimulant, and I noticed some heart palpitations. I noticed that some people reported feeling tired, but that was not me at all. I don’t know what it is exactly. Now, full disclosure, I do know that I deal with levels of anxiety, so maybe this product affects people with anxiety?
Anyway, I probably would still buy it again, mainly because it does actually work – provided that you take some steps that I believe would help any woman with menstrual cramps anyway: remove salt, take natural anti-inflammatories, keep your vitamin intake up, and stay hydrated.
Ashley Perry –
I get leg cramps on my cycle and these worked in 15 min. I’m very impressed and will always keep on hand.
Roselina V –
Been taking for about 2 years. Good product that works but you have to be consistent.
ChantellyBelly –
Works well. Kind of chalks while melting but it doesn’t have a bad taste or anything.
Sun –
This medicine really helped me! I can’t believe it!
I suffer from terrible cramps, and I rely heavily on alleve to get me through the pain. The amount of alleve I take really messes with my digestive system, so I have been trying to reduce the quantity. This time around I stupidly took one alleve, hoping it will get me through. However, the cramps kept increasing. So I took another one, but somehow this wasn’t as effective as taking two together. I was doubled over in pain clutching my heating pad when I remembered I had this sitting around. I bought this previously but stopped taking it because I didn’t think it was effective. This time, however, right after my second dose (4 pills in 15 minutes) I felt some relief. With the third dose (2 more at the 30 minute mark), I feel human again, and here I am writing this review.
For those who have extreme pain like me, I don’t think this medicine alone can be enough. It is definitely something to use in addition to the pain killers but I feel this can help to reduce the amount of pain killers.
L. Johnson –
I have had horrible and intense menstrual cramps since age 12 or 13. I am 45 now. When I tried these for the 1st time a few years ago, they worked and I wrote a great review on this product. However, they stopped working on me a few months after that 1st pack. Yet, I still continued to try because NSAIDs agitate my sensitive stomach lining, which have ulcers. I always had to break down and go to the ibuprofen as these homeopathic pills and aspirin don’t work at all. I have given up and go straight for the ibuprofen now. 🙁