See your doctor: You need to see your doctor who can Rx something stronger for your pain, but you should also discuss possible ways to help prevent or minimize the severity of you menstrual cramps, including the use of oral contraceptives. You should discuss the risks vs benefits of this with your doctor or GYN physician.
Answered 7/20/2014
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For any medications: To work effectively , they have to be the right dosage and taken on a regular basis. At times these may not work, you will then need to discuss with your physician for alternatives. Possibly work up to find cause for severe dysmenorrhea. Birth control pills have been prescribed for this . Please consult with your doctor to discuss pros and cons.
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