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What to drink during my menstrual cycle?
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Usual drinks: You need not necessarily change your drinking habits during your cycle. If you tend to get dehydrated and weak, keep up your fluids with water based drinks and gatorade can be beneficial as well.
Answered 4/29/2014
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