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CE Disposable Women Body Warmer Self Heating Menstrual Pain Patches 12h
Overview:
Heating plaster consists of a traditional mix of Chinese medicinal herbs, enveloped in a sachet made of orange tree bark. On the side facing the body, it is covered with a black layer composed of a carbon-iron mixture. This layer is covered with minerals that are vital for the human organism.
Product Description:
| Description | Dysmenorrhea is passing through before or during the walking unbearable abdominal pain, lumbar acid, lower abdomen discomfort, It relieves the pain with the warm and comfortable temperature. | |
| Application | 1. Postpartum recovery 2. Painful menstruation 3. Irregular menstruation 4. Cold boday | |
| Structure: | 1. therapeutic layer of flexible TDP element 2. therapeutic layer of moxibustion 3. therapeutic layer of heating 4. ventilated adhesive tape 5. TDP element | |
| Direction | 1, Open the sealed bag and take out of the pad; 2, Remove the protective paper on the back of the bag. 3, Apply patch on the inside of the underwear, and make the moxibustion stick close to the lower abdomen, it is demonstrated on acupunture points. 4, After you use the pad, just remove it. | |
| Remarks | Heating plasters should not be applied in following cases : 1 On wounded skins . 2. For children under 12years of age. 3. During pregnancy or while breastfeeding . 4. For patients with tumour , active tuberculosis or fever 5. By anyone with a limited sensitivity to heat or by anyone who is unable to understand these instructions and remove the product themselves . | |
1.Natural ingredients, no side effect
2.Air-activated heating
3.Long lasting& effective
4.It offer warm security to all kinds of crowd
5.Relive pains on your body from the cold
What is Chinese Herbal Medicine:
Traditional treatment for primary dysmenorrhea doesn't always work, and sometimes women can't tolerate treatment. Approximately 20 to 25 percent of women aren't helped by conventional treatments for dysmenorrhea or they can't take them. Chinese herbal medicine may be an effective treatment option for women who suffer from primary dysmenorrhea. In several studies, Chinese herbal medicine was effective for relieving pain and reducing overall symptoms. Women who took Chinese herbal medicine for dysmenorrhea needed less pain, too.
