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Headaches

Anyway to help get rid of headache already had ibuprofen and it has only gotten worst
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DON'T TAKE IBUPROFEN TAKE TYLENOL can cause miscarriage
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My doctor told me 2 extra strength Tylenol. She told me that is allowed twice a day. She told me that 2 texted strength will be the only thing to give the kick to get them to go away. Hope they don't last long!
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I know yhe feeling. I suffer from migranes and they have gotten worse. I use to vomit and black out from then and the vomited started up again. Terrified to black out from them while im pregnant. :/ tylenol barly helps but thats the only thing to take :( im 37 wks and 5 days
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Tylenol and some caffeine(soda or coffee) together can help a ton.  No ibuprofen tho,  It can cause damage to the baby.  I don't think the one time would do any harm so just avoid it in the future.  
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Don't take ibuprofen!  It's not good for you while your pregnant. You are only allowed Tylenol.  Google it. Please don't take that again it can cause complications.  

For the headaches,  drink lots of water, try to lay down in a dark room with a cold rag on the back of your neck or forehead.
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You're not supposed to take ibuprofen while pregnant. I take Tylenol extra strength and it helps.
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