Book: Dysmenorrhoea (Period Pain)

Cramping lower abdominal pain, backache, and nausea during menstruation—caused by uterine muscle contractions.

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Meadows Pharmacy, 87-89 Liverpool Road South, Liverpool, L31 7AD

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About This Service
Pharmacy specialist service consultation

Period Pain (Dysmenorrhoea) Consultation

Period pain (dysmenorrhoea) is common and usually felt as cramps in the lower tummy, back or thighs. Our pharmacists can recommend treatments and self-care that help, and advise when pain needs further investigation.

Key Benefits

✓Fast access — no GP appointment needed
✓Confidential 1-to-1 consultation with a clinical pharmacist
✓Treatment supplied during your visit if clinically appropriate
✓Clear pricing agreed before your consultation

What to Expect

1Your pharmacist asks about your symptoms and relevant medical history
2You'll discuss allergies and any medicines you're currently taking
3Treatment options are explained and supplied if clinically appropriate
4You receive advice on using your treatment and when to seek further help

Who is This Service Suitable For?

●Women and girls with painful periods
●People whose usual pain relief isn't helping enough
●Anyone wanting advice on self-care options
●People without very heavy or unusual bleeding

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety-netting

Seek urgent help if you have sudden, severe tummy pain, pain with a high temperature, or heavy bleeding with dizziness or fainting — call 999. See your GP if period pain is getting worse or stops you doing daily activities. Call 111 for advice.