Posts by driftingbison5

Ris XVII said:Driven by family pressure, more and more American women are turning to cosmetic surgery to restore their virginity.
In Washington, D.C., restoring innocence can cost anywhere from $650 to $1,600. Over in Mexico, it’s a bit cheaper at around $430. Every year, dozens of these procedures are performed, with about twenty percent of those patients being Washingtonians. The correction uses natural tissue rather than synthetic materials. Most clients are young women between 20 and 25, and a significant majority—about 85%—don't have a college degree. About ten days after the ninety-minute procedure, there is absolutely no way to tell that a woman has undergone the surgery.

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It eventually just stops on its own after a little while, though people say taking some magnesium can really help things along... in my case, it took about ten days this time... sometimes three is plenty enough

It just stopped working for me!

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I was taking magnesium citrate once a day...

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Jack Campbell59 said:😲 😲 I honestly cannot believe this! I am going through the exact same thing! It might even last a few extra days! It’s my right eye too! It feels like it could be the eyelid, because I actually worried for a second that a nerve in my iris had just given out! It is incredibly frustrating! I deal with chronic conjunctivitis all the time, which usually hits my left eye harder, but I use drops in both eyes, so I even wondered if I had just irritated the right one with the medication!
This is the first time I've heard that stress is the culprit! I haven't really been under much pressure lately! 😉
If any of you find a cure, please let me know!
Maybe it's some kind of biological weapon! 👋

Try taking some magnesium; I have actually heard that recommended quite a few times by several very competent people.
(Fingers crossed!)

Most people say it's just general stress, unless you're dealing with something actually serious.
Taking some Vitamin B and magnesium should definitely help...
I personally take effervescent magnesium, but lately, things have been a bit rough, so when I start feeling the pressure at work... I'm right there with you.😠

Megan Reed said:It’s an oral contraceptive.

The ingredients are levonorgestrel and ethinyl estradiol. Though I doubt you're actually looking for the chemical breakdown right now. 😬

You've got a point there! I wasn't really looking for the chemistry lesson; I just wasn't sure if they were birth control pills or just painkillers... I'd honestly never heard of them before. 😁 ... Yeah, that's how it goes—if you don't pay attention to a specific type of contraception, you end up totally in the dark... 😎

Anyway, thanks for the reply! 👍

Anthony Miller13 said:I recently stopped by the drugstore to pick up some fast-acting pain relief and ended up grabbing Ketoral, but the pharmacist actually suggested I look into these herbal supplements you can take regularly—like a preventative measure before your period starts to help ease the cramps. You should definitely give those a shot.
Another way to look at it is to start taking birth control; it’s basically killing two birds with one stone.🙂

Do you happen to remember what those herbal pills were called or which brand they were?

rowdylynx38 said:I started my period when I was 12, and now I’m 25. There hasn’t been a single month where I haven't spent the first day totally sidelined. Ever since I started taking Triquilar, though, the pain is gone. If I do feel anything, it's actually manageable, and I can easily head into work without an issue. Before that, there was absolutely no way I was leaving the house.
Before I actually saw him myself, my gynecologist told my mom—who had asked about me—that this is super common and usually just runs in the family. He also mentioned it’s very likely things will settle down after I have kids.

Anyway, I started on Triquilar in the meantime, and it’s made a huge difference.
As far as painkillers go, I’ve tried pretty much everything under the sun, both American brands and some imports. I often reached for Ketoral because I knew, especially during the winter, I’d get those nasty combinations of stomach cramps and lower back pain that nothing else seemed to touch.

Oh, and one more thing... sometimes putting a warm cloth—either heated on a radiator or just warmed up in a pan—low on my abdomen really helped ease the discomfort.

So, what exactly is Triquilar? What are the ingredients and how does it work?

A few years back, I had this colleague who was basically living on Coca-Cola every single day, just drinking massive amounts of it. She eventually went in for a routine checkup, and her doctor straight up told her she had to cut back immediately because consuming that much is actually terrible for your bone density...
Has anyone else heard a version of this story before?

I’d say those issues start cropping up because your body is essentially going through a detox phase (which usually hits the skin first...), and it can be quite a shock if you’ve been holding onto a lot of unhealthy "junk" up until that point... though I definitely believe it’s different for everyone since some people just don't react well to it at all.
I gave it a shot myself, but I just wasn't disciplined enough to stick it out until the end. I have this habit where I start something strong and then just lose steam.

And what about those of us who actually have jobs and can't just sleep in all morning? It seems like everyone chiming in here is some college student!

Thanks so much!

Well, just let me know...

Does anyone have some solid advice on how to actually keep mastitis or mastopathy under control?
My doctor suggested I watch my diet and take some Vitamin E, but honestly, it hasn't been doing much for me.
I've been dealing with this pain for almost an entire month now.😢