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MRsFaTThead
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WHO GIVES A POO WHO GIVES A FUDGE !!
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garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
What a great tasting combo to have in my mouth
The cramps have been non stop full force since last night!! Wahhhhh. Poor me
What next? I have oily skin will it turn dry? I get zits all the time even worse when af comes will my skin clear up? Lol
See what happens when i dont google
CAN I TAKE ADVIL?
TIA
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bettybcafe
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
 Well Ive heard that a metal taste in your mouth can def. be a sign of pregnancy. So I hope it is for you!  I wouldnt worry about what you can and cannot take during your 2 WW. If you want to take advil go ahead...its once you get your BFP that you should take precaution. During my 2WW I was sick and I was taking all sorts of medications...
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| Posted 5/7/11 11:16 AM |
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WenRC
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Im 4dpo and took an aleve last night b/c I had such bad cramps.
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| Posted 5/7/11 11:19 AM |
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headoverheels
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
I would not take advil if you think you could be pregnant. Tylenol is fine.
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| Posted 5/7/11 11:30 AM |
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Cheeks24
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
The baby does not share your blood until about 6 weeks. It's okay to take stuff.
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| Posted 5/7/11 11:37 AM |
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gina409
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
if u dont want to take meds try a heating pad
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| Posted 5/7/11 2:52 PM |
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MrsKS
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by gina409
if u dont want to take meds try a heating pad
G I love you...
but I wouldn't try a heating pad if I thought I was pregnant. Only because whenever I've used a heating pad it really heats up my skin and body temp. And I know when you are preg you aren't allowed in a hot tub because you don't want to raise your temperature. So I would be too scared to go the heating pad route.
I'd go with tylenol.
You can also check out safefetus.com to see a list of all meds safe to take during pregnancy.
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| Posted 5/7/11 2:55 PM |
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gina409
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by MrsKS
Posted by gina409
if u dont want to take meds try a heating pad
G I love you...
but I wouldn't try a heating pad if I thought I was pregnant. Only because whenever I've used a heating pad it really heats up my skin and body temp. And I know when you are preg you aren't allowed in a hot tub because you don't want to raise your temperature. So I would be too scared to go the heating pad route.
I'd go with tylenol.
You can also check out safefetus.com to see a list of all meds safe to take during pregnancy.
lol thats why they come with covers!
if its that hot its way to high!
but again what do i know i have been on this board since the beginning of time
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| Posted 5/7/11 2:57 PM |
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Teach723
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by headoverheels
I would not take advil if you think you could be pregnant. Tylenol is fine.
ITA! Stick withTylenol while ttc. Good luck. You have promising signs!
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| Posted 5/7/11 3:00 PM |
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MrsKS
Thank You St. Gerard.....
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by gina409
Posted by MrsKS
Posted by gina409
if u dont want to take meds try a heating pad
G I love you...
but I wouldn't try a heating pad if I thought I was pregnant. Only because whenever I've used a heating pad it really heats up my skin and body temp. And I know when you are preg you aren't allowed in a hot tub because you don't want to raise your temperature. So I would be too scared to go the heating pad route.
I'd go with tylenol.
You can also check out safefetus.com to see a list of all meds safe to take during pregnancy.
lol thats why they come with covers!
if its that hot its way to high!
but again what do i know i have been on this board since the beginning of time
LOL. I never used it without the cover. and I don't put it on high either. But my skin still gets hot. I'd just be uncomfortable with it. IDK if it's safe or not... but I wouldn't use one.
and PS - hopefully you will be moving boards soon enough!
Message edited 5/7/2011 3:02:02 PM.
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| Posted 5/7/11 3:00 PM |
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AngnShaun
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Why don't you test?
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| Posted 5/7/11 4:09 PM |
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MRsFaTThead
NY GIRL IN TEXAS
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by AngnShaun
Why don't you test?
last month was the first time in years that af came two days late. If i test now and get a bfp im afraid of the chemical pregnancy thing. Or do u think i should test now?
Oh what the heck is the difference between advil & tylenol
Tia
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| Posted 5/7/11 6:42 PM |
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headoverheels
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Re: garlic, chiplote, toothpaste, coffee & metal
Posted by MRsFaTThead
Posted by AngnShaun
Why don't you test?
last month was the first time in years that af came two days late. If i test now and get a bfp im afraid of the chemical pregnancy thing. Or do u think i should test now?
Oh what the heck is the difference between advil & tylenol
Tia
They are two totally different drugs. Advil has been known to cause miscarriages. Of course as a PP said you don't share blood (well not blood but thats when the placenta develops and substances in your body can pass through) until six weeks but why take a chance?
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| Posted 5/7/11 11:06 PM |
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