Need solutions for cramps?!
Question: Need solutions for cramps.?
time of the month
I have a hot water bottle and i have taken 2 midol but I'm still in pain
Its so bad that I feel like throwing up.
I need suggestions
please and thank youHealth Question & Answer
I have a hot water bottle and i have taken 2 midol but I'm still in pain
Its so bad that I feel like throwing up.
I need suggestions
please and thank youHealth Question & Answer
Answers:
try taking a warm bath and use a heating pad
and also try something stronger than midol
like advil or motrion
i know exactly how you feel
hope you feel betterHealth Question & Answer
and also try something stronger than midol
like advil or motrion
i know exactly how you feel
hope you feel betterHealth Question & Answer
Buscopan, available from the chemist, is specifically used for period pain.
It's a good idea to have some on hand at all times.
A LOT of women do not know that period pain is NOT supposed to be this painful.
It's usually always caused by a condition called Endometrosis. So please get this checked out with your Doctor who can also prescribe something stronger to take when you get these dreaful cramps.
There is no need to suffer like this every month.Health Question & Answer
It's a good idea to have some on hand at all times.
A LOT of women do not know that period pain is NOT supposed to be this painful.
It's usually always caused by a condition called Endometrosis. So please get this checked out with your Doctor who can also prescribe something stronger to take when you get these dreaful cramps.
There is no need to suffer like this every month.Health Question & Answer
Try any or all of the following:
Ibuprofen (not Tylenol, but Ibuprofen)
A warm bath
Moderate exercise (long walk, yoga)
Laying on your stomach
Using a massage wand on your abdomen
A mild, overnight laxative (to relieve pain associated with PMS constipation)
Getting on a birth control regimen (the hormones prevent cramps)
Bringing yourself to climax (the rush of endorphins helps dull pain)
Laying on the floor, on your back, facing a wall, putting your legs up in the air, pressed against the wall.
Putting pressure on the chi point between your thumb and forefinger with a round object like a quarter or polished stone
Drinking rasberry leaf teaHealth Question & Answer
Ibuprofen (not Tylenol, but Ibuprofen)
A warm bath
Moderate exercise (long walk, yoga)
Laying on your stomach
Using a massage wand on your abdomen
A mild, overnight laxative (to relieve pain associated with PMS constipation)
Getting on a birth control regimen (the hormones prevent cramps)
Bringing yourself to climax (the rush of endorphins helps dull pain)
Laying on the floor, on your back, facing a wall, putting your legs up in the air, pressed against the wall.
Putting pressure on the chi point between your thumb and forefinger with a round object like a quarter or polished stone
Drinking rasberry leaf teaHealth Question & Answer
I usually get in the bathtub and put the water as hot as i can take it.
it helps a lot
and
this might sound weird, but some people say that masturbating (having orgasms) surprisingly help with cramps.
I'm not sure about the orgasm solution but the hot bath does work!
good luck and sorry about your cramps.
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it helps a lot
and
this might sound weird, but some people say that masturbating (having orgasms) surprisingly help with cramps.
I'm not sure about the orgasm solution but the hot bath does work!
good luck and sorry about your cramps.
sometimes it sucks to be a girl. Health Question & Answer
If you are married have sex with your husband if not masturbate until you have an orgasm. The contractions from your orgasm will relieve the pain. The article I read said it helps even more if you have 2 orgasms. This is not a joke answer. It worked many times for my wife.Health Question & Answer
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