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Menstrual pain is a recurring trouble for women all over the world, but many of them don’t want to use artificial pain relievers for a week every month. Over-the-counter medications can eventually lead to stomach issues, cardiovascular problems, or kidney disease, and it’s not recommended to take them regularly. There are some natural solutions — ginger, yoga, heat pads, etc. — but these only provide short-term relief and may not be fully effective.
Interestingly, cannabidiol (CBD) is emerging as a new treatment for the pain associated with menstrual cycles. CBD may be able to help with cramps, aches, endometriosis, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and more. It is not completely new as a pain management product, but CBD-infused tampons are now emerging as a potential targeted treatment for period pain.
The Journal of Endometriosis and Uterine Disorders recently published a study documenting 63 participants over three months. During that time, each person used CBD-infused tampons instead of traditional ones during their menstrual cycles.
The results were very promising. Researchers found that people who used CBD-infused tampons instead of a placebo saw significantly less menstrual pain on day two of their cycles. The pain continued diminishing throughout people’s periods, and participants reported a 40% decrease in vaginal dryness with CBD-infused tampons.
Roughly the same percentage of participants noticed an increase in their moods and overall well-being. An astonishing 80% found using CBD-infused tampons to be a satisfactory or enjoyable experience compared to regular tampons.
This study is further evidence of the efficacy of CBD for period pain, although more studies will be needed before these products hit shelves. Fortunately, these are happening more frequently. Research published in Frontiers in Immunology found that CBD can reduce inflammation that causes breast pain and bloating during periods. Additionally, CBD has proven helpful in treating nausea, anxiety, and hormonal fluctuations.
CBD works by interacting with the body’s endocannabinoid system on CB1 and CB2 receptors, which are present within the uterus. Unlike recreational or medical cannabis products, however, it does not induce psychoactive effects and get people high.
Since it is a natural product, it doesn’t have many of the short and long-term side effects associated with over-the-counter pain relievers. It can be used for long periods without any drawbacks. CBD has additional bonuses in helping with sleep, chronic pain, mood disorders, and more.
It may be some time before CBD-infused tampons hit shelves, but it gives women worldwide something to look forward to. As products improve with testing, they may become even more effective at reducing pain and discomfort during menstrual cycles. For now, women can try tinctures, topicals, edibles, vapes, and other forms of CBD for pain relief.
What gives cannabis its powerful effects, rich aroma, and frosty appearance? The answer lies in crystal-like structures called trichomes that cover the surface of cannabis flowers. This is where the cannabis cultivation magic happens because they produce and store the majority of compounds responsible for the plant’s potency, flavor, and therapeutic benefits. Trichomes are the…
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Sometimes, your urine has a strange, weed-like, or other abnormal smell, and you might not be sure what’s causing it. This common experience often leads to online searches driven by curiosity or concern about potential health issues. This article explores some of the most common reasons behind a cannabis-like urine odor and other types of…
As of April 2025, 39 states, three U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia have some form of medical cannabis program. Each program is unique, and some states only offer low-THC medical cannabis for those who qualify. But what does “low-THC cannabis” really mean? And what products can patients in these states actually purchase? We’re…
The debate about the safety of cannabis rages on, with more studies indicating that the herb may not be completely harmless. One particular study published as a preproof in JACC: Advances suggests a link between cannabis use and cardiovascular disease (CVD) events in adults under 50. While you might be skeptical about this claim, the…
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