If you are referring to menstrual cramps, the best class of drugs are the NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), such as Advil (ibuprofen) or Alieve (naproxen). These drug prevent the formation of a certain type of prostaglandin in the uterus, thus helping with cramps. Make sure to talk to your doctor or pharmacist to make sure you can take these medications. They could interact with your current medications, disease states, and/or supplements.
It very much depends on which pain medication you take. You should always be careful when taking medication if you are pregnant because many meds can have adverse effects on the child.
This kind of information should be listed in the information you got along with the medicine at the apothecary.When in doubt you should contact your doctor.
There are several alternatives to soothe menstrual cramping. The solution simply depends on what avenue are you most comfortable taking. If you are more conventional and prefer taking over the counter medical help then medications such as Tylenol Extra Strength, Advil, are excellent Midol options. If you are into a more natural alternative then evening primrose oil supplements, chamomile tea, and raspberry tea are prime choices. If you'd like the least intervention as possible simply rest and apply a hot compress to your abdomen.
do not take Ib profen, aspirin, or naproxen sodium. They can cause birth defects. so just stick to tylenol.
you can't take anything over the counter, but your Doctor can give you Something for it
I know that Tylenol can safely be taken while pregnant. However, I wouldn't take anything without your doctor's consent.
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You should discuss that with your doctor.
Aspirin, antihistamines, accutane, and some blood pressure medicines. There are more. You should check with your doctor before taking any over the counter medicines or perscriptions while pregnant :)
There are no over-the-counter medicines equivalent to prescription testosterone.
Medicine that does not need a prescription.
Good over-the-counter medicines include Tylenol and Aspirin which relieves pain while Advil and Motrin also are anti-inflammatory medicines. There are also the prescription pain relievers.
Medicine that does not need a prescription.
Over- The Counter (OTC).
Yes, there are over the counter medicines that are proven to improve concentration. Pharmaton and Berocca are two of the most popular energy supplements.
antibiotics do increase the chances of getting a yeast infection, and over the counter yeast infection medicines are okay... but i would recommend getting a prescription from the doctor because its more effective
Medicines you can buy without a doctor's prescription.
There are no over the counter medications that have Tramadol in them. Tramadol is a low grade narcotic pain reliever and you need a prescription to get it.
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