Effective Japanese Painkiller for Menstrual Cramps

Dealing with pain when you have your period is not fun. It’s even worse when the pain is really bad. I often get awful pain in my lower belly, and sometimes I also get a headache and feel like throwing up. The pain makes me feel weak and tired. If you also have this problem every month, I have a good answer.

Luckily, you can buy this brand without a doctor’s note, so it’s easy to get. The EVE series is made by SSP CO., LTD, a company that started in 1765. They were the first ones to make an ibuprofen product you can buy without a doctor’s note in Japan. The series has 5 products that are a bit different, but all of them help with pain.

Today, I want to tell you about one of the EVE series painkillers that I took for the first time this morning (yes, it’s my first day today). I’ve used another one called EVE Quick before which helped a lot, but this one worked even faster. I think in less than 30 minutes, I didn’t feel any pain at all. As I’m writing this now, I feel so much better than I did this morning. My headache is gone. I don’t feel like throwing up anymore. This means one dose is all I need to make the pain go away. This is great for someone like me who doesn’t like taking medicine.

EVE Quick DX works fast and well, and it’s easy on the stomach because it has magnesium oxide in it. Other painkillers I’ve tried from my home country made my stomach feel weird or empty, but not this one. This medicine can also help with headaches, stiff shoulders, toothache, sore throat, joint pain, muscle aches, nerve pain, backache, pain from pulling a tooth, bruises, ear pain, broken bones, sprains, and injuries. Plus, it can help with cold chills and fever too.

Even though it’s easy on the stomach, you should still not take it without eating something first. Sadly, if you’re under 15 years old, you can’t take this.

Dosage

Single dose = 2 tablets only
Drink with water.
Do not exceed 2 doses per day.
If symptoms persist, please consult a doctor.

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