By Tamara McLean
A DRUG famed for smoothing women’s wrinkles may soon be soothing their period pain too.
In a world-first trial at Sydney’s Royal Hospital for Women, doctors have begun injecting Botox into the womb of women with severe and prolonged monthly cramps.
Up to 10 per cent of fertile women suffer from period pain, when the [...]
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Botox injected into womb to relieve cramps
Posted in Drugs, Endometriosis, Medical Procedures, Menstruation, Research and Studies, Treatment on 28 November 2006 | Leave a Comment »
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