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Could you take 2 tablets of motrin ib every 6 hours for menstrual cramps? or is that too much?

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Menstrual Cramps: Motrin is a NSAID that decreases the amount of prostaglandins theorized to contribute to dysmenorrhea (painful periods outside of other gynecological pathology). Taking NSAIDS every6-8hrs during period helps. However, there are risks associated with taking NSAIDS. Follow instructions on box, if more needed suggest gynecologist evaluation/doctor's prescription. Remember: take motrin w/ food/milk.

Answered 7/10/2020

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