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cramps??
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
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lost me herecramps??
Fetal position on bathroom floorcramps??
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
what pain killers are u taking ; I take tramadol it works finecramps??
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
so like this makes me feel likeFetal position on bathroom floor
difficult to get it prescribed they just put u on birth controlMorphine
He looks like he’s not in any pain thoso like this makes me feel like View attachment 308048
midol, pamprinwhat pain killers are u taking ; I take tramadol it works fine
idk these are lab namesmidol, pamprin
okay but like imagine him likeHe looks like he’s not in any pain tho
I massage my fiancée's tummy when she has cramps. I think she takes Spasfon as a painkillercramps??
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
500 mg Acetaminophen (pain reliever), 60 mg Caffeine (diuretic), and 15 mg Pyrilamine Maleate (antihistamine) - midolidk these are lab names
what do antihistaminics and diuretucs have to do with period pain500 mg Acetaminophen (pain reliever), 60 mg Caffeine (diuretic), and 15 mg Pyrilamine Maleate (antihistamine) - midol
Acetaminophen (500 mg, pain reliever), Pamabrom (25 mg, diuretic), and Pyrilamine Maleate (15 mg, antihistamine) - pamprin
they’re like the same but there’s not much else
what do antihistaminics and diuretucs have to do with period pain ?500 mg Acetaminophen (pain reliever), 60 mg Caffeine (diuretic), and 15 mg Pyrilamine Maleate (antihistamine) - midol
Acetaminophen (500 mg, pain reliever), Pamabrom (25 mg, diuretic), and Pyrilamine Maleate (15 mg, antihistamine) - pamprin
they’re like the same but there’s not much else
Oh my..okay but like imagine him like View attachment 308051
idk this is scary ..
• Antihistamines: may reduce inflammation, headaches, and cramps linked to histamine spikes during periods.what do antihistaminics and diuretucs have to do with period pain ?
noAre you a vampire as well
Ok good
yeah idk I don't think these are indicated usually for periods• Antihistamines: may reduce inflammation, headaches, and cramps linked to histamine spikes during periods.
• Diuretics: reduce bloating and fluid retention caused by hormone shifts.
idk man it’s period medsyeah idk I don't think these are indicated usually for periods