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What pills are the best to help with period cramps?
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NSAIDS: Motrin/ibuprofen/advil....All work very well for menstrual cramps. Taking these as directed for the severe days can really help. If you are not getting good relief, there are other options- check with your doctor.
Answered 10/24/2017
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