If you’re looking for a drug-free way to ease period cramps, then you’ll want to read this Ovira Noha Period Cramp Relief Device review. Nearly everyone who menstruates will deal with dysmenorrhea (period cramps) at some point during their cycle. For some, this pain is unobtrusive and may be a little uncomfortable but, for others – including myself – some months can be a huge disruption to regular routine.
The Ovira Noha Period Cramp Relief Device (also known as the Ovira Noha Period Pain Relief Device in the UK and Australia) attempts to help ease that monthly agony with a compact and discreet TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) machine. These work by sending electromagnetic vibrations to nerves in certain parts of the body – in this case, the nerves in your abdomen or lower back – to inhibit the signals carrying pain from reaching your brain.
