Drug Topics September 17, 2025
Ashley Gallagher, Joanna Lewis, PharmD, MBA

Pharmacists enhance menstrual pain management by integrating holistic strategies, empowering women with personalized care and evidence-based guidance for better health outcomes.

Menstrual pain management has evolved to a comprehensive, patient-centered approach that empowers women through multiple treatment strategies. Pharmacists now recommend a holistic method combining lifestyle modifications, nonpharmacological interventions, and medical treatments, ranging from yoga and dietary changes to prescription medications. Joanna Lewis, PharmD, MBA, 340B program director at Baptist Health, discusses how social media is increasing awareness and encouraging women to explore various options like heating pads, specific yoga poses, magnesium supplements, and hormonal contraceptives. Pharmacists are playing a crucial role in this transformation, positioning themselves as key educators who can provide evidence-based guidance, help patients navigate complex health...

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