Reviewer: 19-24 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Consumer)

Brand Product: Other

Comment:
I experience debilitating menstrual symptoms and not only is cramp bark far more effective than NSAIDs, it's effects are immediate.

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I experience debilitating menstrual symptoms and not only is cramp bark far more effective than NSAIDs, it's effects are immediate.
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Reviewer: 25-34 Female (Consumer)

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During pregnancy, I have irritable uterus (consistent uncomfortable contractions every few minutes that don't go away for the entire third trimester). Midwife gave me a sample of cramp bark tea. Did nothing to help with contractions, but gave me gas, which, combined with contractions, made me even more uncomfortable.

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During pregnancy, I have irritable uterus (consistent uncomfortable contractions every few minutes that don't go away for the entire third trimester). Midwife gave me a sample of cramp bark tea. Did nothing to help with contractions, but gave me gas, which, combined with contractions, made me even more uncomfortable.
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Reviewer: axelrod, 55-64 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Consumer)

Comment:
I have used this for IBS spasms

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I have used this for IBS spasms
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Reviewer: Herbs for Healing , 35-44 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Consumer)

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I used to use Chaste Tree but I transitioned to Cramp Bark for my dysmenorrhea, which is TERRIBLE due to large fibroids. It takes some time to start working, though it works to ease the pain. I take 40 drops of the tincture with water at the onset of pain. Depending on the severity of the cramps, I might take it twice per day for the first day, though on the second day, I might reduce the dose ... Show Full Comment

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I used to use Chaste Tree but I transitioned to Cramp Bark for my dysmenorrhea, which is TERRIBLE due to large fibroids. It takes some time to start working, though it works to ease the pain. I take 40 drops of the tincture with water at the onset of pain. Depending on the severity of the cramps, I might take it twice per day for the first day, though on the second day, I might reduce the dose to 26 drops and take it once since my cramps are usually subsiding by then.
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Reviewer: 55-64 Female on Treatment for 1 to less than 2 years (Caregiver)

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Used for refractory dysmenorrhea

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Used for refractory dysmenorrhea
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