Fenbide menstrual cramps, ibuprofen for menstrual cramps

OK. Fenpidex ibuprofen extended-release capsules are used to relieve mild to moderate pain such as headache, arthralgia, migraine, toothache, muscle pain, neuralgia, and dysmenorrhea. It is also used for fever caused by the common cold or epidemic**.

This drug is an over-the-counter drug manufactured by SmithKline and approved by the State Food and Drug Administration, and is characterized by 12 hours of continuous pain relief.

Yes, but ibuprofen is up to two capsules a day, and ibuprofen is only used for pain relief, not for the root cause

Dysmenorrhea is a chronic disease, it takes time, long-term oral administration is very harmful to the liver, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract and cardiovascular disease, there is *** and dependence, dysmenorrhea external use of traditional Chinese medicine ** is the first choice, can be used externally Chinese medicine Guifu warm palace patch to achieve the purpose of **, Guifu warm palace patch is produced by Luoyang Qiancaotang biotechnology development patent process, also known as Qiancaotang Guifu warm palace patch, in China has 13 years of safe use record, a total of more than 1.6 billion stickers. Guifu Warm Gong Patch inherits the ancient medical achievements, and according to the new theory of traditional Chinese medicine, it fully carries forward the medical essence of "internal and external treatment"! From the perspective of traditional medicine, because the human body is an organic whole centered on the five internal organs and connected with the whole body by meridians.

The meridians are the channels that run qi and blood, and have the functions of running qi and blood, resisting external evils, and protecting the body.

Ibuprofen capsules can be **dysmenorrhea, ibuprofen capsules are antipyretic analgesics, can **dysmenorrhea, profen sustained-release capsules are sustained-release dosage forms, the effect can be maintained for 12 hours, take this medicine one capsule each time, twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, swallow the whole grain when taking, it is best to take it during or after a meal, for patients with active peptic ulcer It is forbidden to use ibuprofen capsules, and pregnant and lactating women are not recommended to take ibuprofen capsules. During dysmenorrhea, you must pay attention to keeping warm, maintain the temperature of the abdomen and soles of the feet, keep your mood comfortable, avoid anger and negative emotions, pay attention to the hygiene of menstruation, do not go to public swimming pools, do not take baths and sitz baths, and avoid menstrual examinations.

It is best not to take ibuprofen for dysmenorrhea, but you can take Chinese patent medicines to regulate blood circulation and relieve pain, such as Yuanhu pain relief tablets.

Women will have dysmenorrhea during menstruation, women with dysmenorrhea should pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm, cold in the abdomen is the main cause of dysmenorrhea, often drinking brown sugar ginger water can help relieve the symptoms of dysmenorrhea, let's learn more about it, can you take ibuprofen for stomach pain?

Ibuprofen can relieve the symptoms of stomach pain, but it needs to be treated dialectically. Because ibuprofen** stomach pain is selective, some abdominal pain caused by inflammation, such as urinary system stones, gallstones, peritonitis, dysmenorrhea, etc., has a certain effect, but it has no effect on abdominal pain caused by gastrointestinal ulcers, stomach cramps and other gastrointestinal diseases, and it will aggravate abdominal pain. In this case, you need to know what is causing the stomach pain, and if it is serious, go to the hospital for diagnosis.

1. Stomach pain and diarrhea symptoms, one of the main culprits of stomach pain and diarrhea is food poisoning, and the other is water and soil adaptation. If you have diarrhea during an important meeting, or if you have frequent diarrhea that interrupts your sleep, you may want to take the stomach medicine Peto Bismo. If you're traveling overseas, you may want to take Easy Stop, which slows down the movement of fluid through your intestines.

2. It is very normal to have stomach pain or diarrhea caused by dysmenorrhea. To relieve menstrual cramps and reduce menstrual bleeding, Edwin or ibuprofen can be taken 12 to 24 hours before your period. Then take it every 3-6 hours according to the prescribed dose for 3 consecutive days.

3. Stomach pain and abdominal distension symptoms, including menstruation and constipation, many factors can cause abdominal distention. It is advisable to eat less salt as it will keep water in the body, avoid foods that make people fart easily, such as beans, kale, cauliflower, etc., or drink more yogurt with live probiotics to help regulate your digestive system.

4. Stomach pain caused by gastroesophageal reflux. Reflux occurs when stomach acid travels from the stomach into the esophagus and throat. It often occurs at night.

Unlike heartburn, reflux can cause pain in the chest, accompanied by a sore throat or cough. It is recommended to reduce alcohol consumption, smoke cigarettes, avoid eating before bedtime, or take the antacid prilosec (omeprazole).

Can you take ibuprofen with a stomachache? Women should pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm during menstruation to avoid cold in the abdomen, which will affect the discharge of menstrual blood and aggravate the symptoms of dysmenorrhea.

You can take this medicine when you have dysmenorrhea, this medicine is mainly for dysmenorrhea, especially to relieve some moderate to severe pain, so you can eat it during menstruation, it will not affect menstruation, in the case of severe dysmenorrhea, sometimes you may need to do some examinations, first you need to do a B ultrasound to see the situation in the pelvis, and you need to distinguish it from some diseases. For example, acute gastroenteritis. Some ovarian cysts, or some pelvic inflammation, these conditions need to be fully identified, after ruling out these conditions, it is better to consider a dysmenorrhea, and take some painkillers.

During the ** period, you also need to pay attention to eating some light diet, not too spicy, and you also need to rest properly, especially at night, sleep needs to be ensured, and don't be too nervous mentally.

This may not be painful.

Ibuprofen is widely used in the treatment of dysmenorrhea, and some women go to the pharmacy to buy painkillers when the pain is severe, which are all non-steroidal analgesics. However, NSAIDs should be taken after meals and should not be taken more than 4 times a day.

The main characteristics of this class of drugs are gastrointestinal discomfort, acid reflux, nausea, etc., which are because the common feature of non-steroidal drugs is that they can relieve pain and have a bad effect on the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract. It is recommended that patients with this type of dysmenorrhea need to be clear when the frequency of attacks is high**, and avoid taking these painkillers casually.

If there is indeed no organic problem, it can be taken appropriately, but when using non-steroidal drugs, it should be noted that they have *** and need to be used alternately. For example, non-steroidal drugs, in addition to ibuprofen, there are also nimesulide and so on. These drugs all have a certain effect and can be taken alternately, so as to reduce the amount of medication.

Of course, the effect of stomach pain is good.

Pain relief of course but try to eat as little as possible.