Stick With Tried and True Treatments for Menstrual Symptoms

March 2020

One in 3 women have menstrual pain, heavy bleeding, or other symptoms that interfere with their daily activities.

Consider these tips to limit dysmenorrhea or menorrhagia.

Suggest applying heat to ease pain in the lower back or abdomen. And point out that routine exercise may limit cramps.

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Table of Contents

Migraine Don’t Jump to Ubrelvy or Reyvow for Acute Migraine Treatment
Infection Control Reinforce Infection Control In Light of Coronavirus
Women's Health Stick With Tried and True Treatments for Menstrual Symptoms
Vitamins & Minerals Share the Latest Answers About Vitamin D
Vaccines Feel Comfortable Using Tdap for Routine Tetanus Vaccinations
Osteoarthritis Help Patients Navigate Osteoarthritis Treatments
Testosterone Weigh Risks and Benefits of Testosterone for “Low T”
Hypertension Guide Staff in Triaging Calls About Severely Elevated BP
Sickle Cell Disease Expect to See Adakveo or Oxbryta for Some Sickle Cell Patients
Transitions of Care Reduce Errors During Transitions to Outside Facilities