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menstrual pains
what is the best medicine/pills for mentrual pains (im 13 and overweight if that matters)
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midol!!!!
XO KALIE
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midol. its like a miracle pill. i have no idea where i would be without it.
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midol. it works for my muscle cramps.
-gunner
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Nope, being overweight doesn't matter at all. My mom and I take Motrin IB, and it works really good. You could also use Pamprin, I heard that works good, too. Also try laying down with heating pads, that always makes me feel better! And CHOCOLATE!!!! Lots. Haha. Hope I helped! Feel better hun! ♥ Erin
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I use this ALL the time when I have my period. Its Called "Midol". You can usually find it at your local drug store.
-GD
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try advil, that usually works for me, or exedrin
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I get horrible cramps when I'm on my period, and I take Midol and put a rice pillow (Pillow filled with rice instead of stuffing, you can heat it in the microwave and it stays warm for hours) and they usually go away. So I suggest midol and some sort of heat on your abdomen.
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Well... ironically, the docs say to stay away from caffine - sodas, sports drinks, coffee etc., but Midol has caffine in it. What's up with that?
Pills : Aleve, Ibuprofen, Tylenol. I've never used Midol or Pamprin...
Take a hot bath.
Place a heating pad on the cramping area.
Walk for fifteen minutes or so.
Ride a horse [if you can]. This is my favorite. Not only because I love to ride, and love horses, it really helps the cramps.
Basically, any exercise will help the cramps go away. Swimming is good, but I understand that right now - in the winter - it's probably hard to go swimming... ;-)
Eat warm foods. Not spicy - that doesn't help me, only makes it worse - but warm rice, soup, etc. Fruits and veggies [all the time, of course, but especially now]. Lots and lots and lots of water.
It helps me to sleep either without a pillow or on the floor.
-FunnyCide
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many things can help that.... first you can try walking or running which can help take it away...also a heating pad works...taking a shower....eating soup....but if you want a medicine midol and pamprin seem to work :]
hope i helped ;]
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You have many options here: It's well known that regular physical activity helps reduce the cramping in some women, so there's an idea. You could also try taking a warm bath and using aromatherapy. Applying a heating pad on your lower abdomen or back should do wonders. If you don't have a heating pad, you can make one by simply filling a sock with rice and heating it in the microwave for a few minutes [must sound silly, but if the cramps get bad enough, it just might be worth it]. Also, many women start taking pills around the clock from the time their cycle starts, until it ends. Any pain killer will do, but I reccommend Ibuprofen, Extra Strength Advil or Midol -- it's also best to take medication will a meal, that way the risk of stomach discomfort is slimmed. [:
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