midol

[Rhianna]

Originally Posted by .daisy.

sometimes constant for a week with severe pain and nausea
*thumbs up*
it's super

I'm so sorry friend. That sounds like lots of fun.

[cubed]

i think naproxen is also a form of ibuprophen. it's over the counter in the states, but available only via prescription in canada.

all these "female" pain relievers are just expensive gimmicky versions of their regular counterparts. advil or tylenol. they both work. just take the extra strength versions of them. asprin is a blood thinner and usually wont work for menstrual cramps.

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[Joanne]

Originally Posted by charly

actually midol has acetaminophen, not ibuprofen.

and depending on what type you get it, it will have caffeine and some diuretics as well.

yes, sorry I realized later on that I mixed Midol up with Motrin.

Originally Posted by cubed

i think naproxen is also a form of ibuprophen. it's over the counter in the states, but available only via prescription in canada.

it's not a form of ibuprofen, but they're both NSAID's.

and did anyone ever read that the article about naproxen being correlated with cardiac problems?

--Joanne :P

[*PooKie*]

wow we girls love to talk about our cramps dont we? haha