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PCOS including anxiety, baldness or thinning hair, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, depression, type 2 diabetes, genetics, heart problems, increased hair growth (hirsuitism), infertility, menstruation (periods), obesity, ovarian cysts, pelvic pain, pregnancy, skin problems, sleep disorders, and weight gain.
Just think of the pain medications as being like the antibiotics if you can. They're taking care of something you can't take care of yourself. There's no reason for you to be in pain if you don't have to.
Would a hot bath help? Aromatherapy? I've tried those and they help some, but I still need Tylenol or Motrin sometimes.
I sure hope you find something that works for you.
With PCOS I believe birth control pills can stop you from ovulating and hence keep you from having the pain. Good luck with everything.
i just feel like taking pain killers is just masking the pain of something going wrong and i shouldnt be in pain, im scared that i mask the pain of something that is really serious. its stupid but i really cant help it.
i cant take birth control pills cause i have a blood condition (theres so many things wrong with me i just have to laugh otherwise i will cry)
im really interested in herbs and natural pain relief remidies,
is there like any websites i can look at?
thankyou for the help ladies :)
If you're worried that there's some other cause of your pain, you should go to the Dr and see what he/she thinks. Going to the emergency room as pain management doesn't sound like much fun.
As I said before, herbs are still medicine. They all have an effect on your body, good or bad. An example of this would be marijuana and the effects of using it. In some instances it's used medicinally. It is an herb after all! ;) Maybe you can try an herbal store and see what they have like willow bark. It's ok for mild pain, but I gave up years ago and just took Tylenol or Motrin. They worked much better and longer.