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Does ibuprofen make your period worse?
Worse than what? Your period shouldn't be bad to begin with, if it is then talk to your doctor about the menstrual problems that you suffer from and do something about them. Ibuprofen is a painkiller so can be used to deal with menstrual related headaches and menstrual cramps. Ibuprofen is also an NSAID so will help to reduce menstrual flow too, it's often used to treat heavy periods.
Does menstrual blood given in a mans drink attract him towards that woman?
No. It would make him sick.
Is soaking three ultra tampons a hour okay?
If you're leaking through three ultra absorbency tampons in an hour you do have heavy flow - in theory that's around 18ml of flow per tampon. This is very heavy but not necessarily a sign of a problem, heavy flow can be more common if you have a hormonal imbalance such as if you're in your teens, and some people just have heavier flow than others.Talk to your doctor to make sure everything is okay and to get treatment like Tranexamic Acid to lighten your flow. I also recommend menstrual cups as they can hold up to 35ml, or the biggest cup on the market can hold up to 42ml - menstrual cups can lighten flow and have light suction so don't leak like tampons, plus unlike tampons can be worn for 12 hours without needing to alternate with pads.
How can you make your period lighten up?
If your period is genuinely heavy then you can ask your doctor for Tranexamic Acid - this is taken three times per day for the first three days of your period and can lighten your flow by up to 50%. If not that heavy you can use other NSAID's such as Ibuprofen to reduce flow, these will not be as effective as Tranexamic Acid but will still reduce flow - just be careful not to go over the recommended doseage.Other suggestions to reduce flow....Eat a healthy balanced diet (stay healthy).Take a good multi-vitamin (balance hormones).Try taking Kelp tablets (revitalize the endocrine system).Switch to menstrual cups (can reduce flow compared to tampons).Drink coffee (constricts blood vessels to reduce flow).Take herbal treatments like chaste tree (balance hormones).
What should you do on your period?
There is nothing that you 'should' do during your period, other than make sure to use appropriate menstrual products to deal with your menstrual flow. There is nothing you can't do on your period, so do as you would do normally.
Is it wise to wear a tampon at the beginning of your menstrual cylce if your a heavy bleeder?
Only if your flow is actually heavy enough to warrant using a tampon and if you use correct absorbency - do not use tampons with spotting or light flow as this increases TSS risk, but otherwise the risks are no greater than wearing tampons at any other point during menstruation.If you're a heavy bleeder it would be wise to consider menstrual cups - these hold far more than tampons and pads combined plus have light suction so don't leak like tampons or pads. Cups can be worn with any flow for up to 12 hours, and unlike tampons they're safe to wear overnight and no need to alternate with pads. Menstrual cups can also help to lessen flow and cramps.
How do you make a super fattening drink?
Make it with heavy cream or whipping cream. Or you can always use Baileys Irish cream
How do you make periods feel better?
There isn't a way to really make it better but if you go to the doctors they can but you on "The Pill" which reduces a heavy flow.
How can you reduce menstrual bleeding?
There is little women can do to prevent this menstrual irregularity other than discovering the root cause. One thing they can do, however, is stop using an IUD, which can often cause heavier bleeding.
Can urine flow increase?
Yes it can. You have to drink a lot more water than you usually do to make it increase
Can certeain food make your period come on.?
Yes, I find that eating bananas increases my menstrual flow or encourages it to come sooner. My mom actually told me this although I have not researched why.
How do you reduce heavy menstrual flow?
Hydrating with lots of water, getting good excercise, and eating healthy--especially iron-rich foods like leafy greens (spinach) and red meat--should help you manage the severity of your period, even if they might not make it shorter. You might want to avoid caffeine, excess salt, and alcohol, too, to help stay hydrated. [[User:Cotko|Cotko]]OR[[User:Cotko|Cotko]] You can't, you will need to get hormones from the doctor.
