Pros and cons of hormonal treatments for period pain

Women of the Well | Holistic Women’s Health and Wellness

In this episode, we take a closer look at hormonal treatments that can help reduce inflammation and ease period pain.
Because with so many options out there – it’s easy to feel unsure about what’s right for your body.
Vera Wellness gynaecologists, Dr Peta Wright and Dr Thea Bowler, guide you through the different hormonal treatments, breaking down the pros and cons so you can make an informed decision that feels right for you.
🎧 Tune in now to discover…
🌿 What causes period pain and ovulation discomfort: Understand how your body works and why some symptoms might feel worse than others.
🌿 Hormonal treatments that could ease the pain: From the pill to IUDs, discover how different options can help reduce inflammation and make your cycle more manageable.
🌿 The pros and cons of hormone-based treatments: While they might work well for pain, some come with side effects like mood swings, weight changes, or even dryness.
🌿 Making the best choice for your body: Dr Peta and Dr Thea talk about why it’s essential to get personalised care so you feel confident in picking the right approach – whether that’s using hormones or trying other methods.
If you’ve ever felt unsure about hormonal treatments, or you just want to get a better handle on managing your cycle – this episode is packed with practical insights to help you make more confident, empowered decisions.
For a list of the treatments mentioned in this episode, see the extended show notes at www.verawellness.com.au/blog.

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