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My daughter gets very irritable and emotional on her peroids. she's constantly complaining about pain. what can i do to help her feel better?
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Symptomatics: A couple days before her period, she could start taking Ibuprofen and vitamin b6 to decrease the pms and cramping, also heat compresses or a hot bath help with the pain.
Answered 6/25/2014
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