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Just saw a review for this new BenQ 4K projector and it sounds like a total win for low latency, but apparently the picture quality for movies is just meh. I'm trying to decide if I should just stick to a high-end TV or if this is a solid middle ground. Do you guys think the gaming response time makes up for average movie quality?
Ovaries: Cysts and related issues [General Discussion] in Women's Health ·
I'm not totally sure what you're looking for specifically... The pain? Honestly, I feel that exact same pain you're describing, it pops up for all sorts of reasons and it’s just like this weird jumping sensation inside, almost like an egg is bouncing around in there 😲
But the pain is one thing, did your OB-GYN actually give you a reason for the infection? Even if she claims it's cleared up, I don't get why you're still feeling it, though I guess us women can feel pain even when everything supposedly looks fine on paper...
Dealing with bad cramps? in Women's Health ·
gentlelynx3 said:Hey ladies, I’ve got a quick question for you all. So, my OB-GYN actually prescribed some evening primrose oil capsules yesterday because my period cramps are absolutely brutal and my PMS is just straight-up nightmare fuel... so I was wondering if anyone here has actually tried these capsules and what kind of results you saw? Thanks!🙂

Not sure if I'm checking in too late here... but honestly, I've messed around with those capsules before. Nightshade is seriously a total game changer for PMS; I only had like, maybe 5% of my usual symptoms when I was taking it, and man, what a relief! 😍
Honestly, nothing really works for my cramps unless I pair my meds with omega supplements—that combo was a total game changer for my PMS, kept everything regular, and actually shortened the whole cycle. But man, both types of pills are super heavy on the stomach and you have to take them several times a day, which isn't great since you can't just pop painkillers indefinitely without taking breaks every few months, plus the good stuff is pricey! If you can manage to watch your diet (just Google it, there are some great tips from Mayo Clinic online) and stay active enough to get a good sweat in twice a week, it definitely makes surviving those off-medication breaks a lot easier.