A new study suggests that high-CBD vaginal suppositories may be an effective treatment for menstrual discomfort. Researchers found that participants using the suppositories experienced reduced pain, improved mood, and decreased reliance on pain medication. The study highlights the potential of cannabinoid-based therapies for managing menstrual symptoms.
A woman in Ranchi, India, was experiencing severe menstrual pain and was unable to walk to a pharmacy to purchase pain medication. As a result, she ordered food from the food delivery app Swiggy and requested the delivery executive to bring her a strip of Meftal, a common pain reliever. The delivery executive kindly agreed and went out of his way to purchase the medicine for her. The woman shared her experience on social media, expressing her gratitude for the delivery executive’s kindness and highlighting the lack of online medicine delivery services in Ranchi. The post garnered significant attention and sparked discussions about the availability and accessibility of medicines, as well as the role of delivery services in meeting the needs of customers.
