I was dealing with quite a bit of work stress for about ten days right before my period started. Then, I immediately hopped on a flight for a trip—dealing with a change in climate and lack of sleep. Could all of that have thrown everything out of whack? I certainly hope so! It’s currently day nine and I’m still seeing a little 🕺🤷. Hopefully, it wraps up sometime today.
Hey ladies! I need some advice please! I haven't had a single issue in the ten years since my period started. It’s always been regular (within a 1 to 3-day window) and lasted about 5 or 6 days. But this month, it arrived 9 days early, and I'm already on day 8 and it still hasn't stopped (it feels about as intense as my fourth or fifth day usually does). Could this be caused by stress at work and lack of sleep? I just got back from a trip where I was only getting a couple of hours of sleep a night for a whole week right before this started. Or could there be something else going on?
Should I be worried, or should I just wait a few more days to see if it stops? 🕺
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Brian Cruz6 said:Dark traps (99% of the time, I can't even see them with my eyes naked), specifically the plain ones—nothing extra, no crazy patterns, just straight legs, tight, low-cut, and let’s be real, like we all already admitted—they make your ass look absolutely heavenly
Sandra King86 said:IMITREX (sumatriptan succinate)—you can only get it with a prescription. It's honestly the only thing that actually works... whether it's an injection, a pill, or those nasal sprays I'm a huge fan of the spray—it hits just as fast as an injection (I'm feeling at least 50% better within 10 minutes) and I don't have to deal with a doctor or some jerk at the ER.
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wiredpuma5 said:You can stave off nausea by taking Imitation on time, or using an antiemetic. Benadryl is available over the counter—it makes you drowsy, though, so be careful about mixing it with other meds. It was a total lifesaver for me before I started using Imitation. Taking 2 mg of Aspirin might help too, but don't do anything without talking to a doctor first.
I am heading to high school soon. My migraines are absolutely brutal. It isn't even the headache itself that bothers me most—it's the constant vomiting. Is it actually possible to take a pill at just the right moment to stop the nausea and vomiting before they start?