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Fetal position on bathroom floor
so like this makes me feel like
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cramps??
heating pad don’t work
painkiller don’t work
wtf do i do
I massage my fiancée's tummy when she has cramps. I think she takes Spasfon as a painkiller
 
idk these are lab names
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
 
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
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
what do antihistaminics and diuretucs have to do with period pain ?
 
Are you a vampire as well
 
Honestly if you press down on your lower tummy it helps a lot for me
Works best if you have a weighted blanket or plushie, just put it on ur lower tummy
otherwise just press it with your hand it helps
 
what do antihistaminics and diuretucs have to do with period pain ?
• Antihistamines: may reduce inflammation, headaches, and cramps linked to histamine spikes during periods.
• Diuretics: reduce bloating and fluid retention caused by hormone shifts.
 
• Antihistamines: may reduce inflammation, headaches, and cramps linked to histamine spikes during periods.
• Diuretics: reduce bloating and fluid retention caused by hormone shifts.
yeah idk I don't think these are indicated usually for periods
 

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