Celecoxib for Period Pain User Reviews

• usm...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• December 6, 2014

Celecoxib "I have extremely painful periods. I'm talking pain so bad I cry and want to go to the ER. I was given this to help with arthritis. And just happened to start the same day. Well, I took one, and they are doable. Now I'm not doubled over crying. Don't get me wrong, it still hurts, but not nearly as bad."

• Cab...
• Taken for less than 1 month
• March 17, 2024

Celecoxib "Celebrex literally lessens my period flow and pain. After only 1 hour of intake, my flow just kind of stopped. I feel so much better. I've been suffering from prolonged bleeding but due for diagnostics soon. I'm taking the lowest dose."

• sun...
• Taken for 2 to 5 years
• June 8, 2023

Celecoxib "Suffered blackouts, concussions, and period/ovulation pain that lasted 97% of every month, with not even one doctor offering any help aside from the usual 'let's put you on birth control' or 'Ibuprofen always helps!' (as if...). Finally, I got sick and tired of no one taking me seriously, did my research to find a more unique solution. After tons of searching, I found out about Celebrex, which could be used for period pain. Finally, some relief! It was the only thing that helped some! Eventually, I had surgery to remove an ovary and had an ablation, but while I had those never-ending periods, Celebrex helped so much, I cannot recommend it enough! I had zero side effects, but I have a HIGH tolerance for prescriptions, so I can't speak for anyone else's experience. My sister had a BAD reaction, so everyone's body is different. Talk to your doctor, it could help when nothing else does!!"

• kis...
• October 31, 2016

"I have tried just about every drug on the market for my cramps, and after a while, they all just stop working. I took Bextra and Vioxx, which are similar, before they were taken off the market. I take it a day before my period starts and usually only a few days into the week, and finally, I'm not missing out on life or work anymore. I do get blood tests to check for any abnormalities, but after 3 years, there are none so far. I take the brand name simply because the manufacturer co-pay makes it $4 a month, which is less than my $7 month co-pay with my insurance. Both my parents take this for their arthritis now, and my 26-year-old sister just started this for her cramps. I'm constantly telling everyone how much I love Celebrex."