No, taking laxatives will not stop your period. Your period is determined by your menstrual cycle, taking laxitives has no effect on your cycle at all.
It is all right to take laxatives when you are having your period.
Laxatives rid the body of all solid waste, so once all solid waste has been removed from the body, they will stop.
Laxatives can be addictive, however, not in the same way as a narcotic drug or cigarettes. The more you use laxatives the more your bowel movements will become dependent on them. A bottle may recommend taking only 2 tablets. However, after prolonged use, you will have to take more for them to work. Fairly soon you will be taking handfuls and up to a few bottles of laxatives in order to have a bowel movement. With prolonged use you will become completely dependent on laxatives in order to have a bowel movement, and you can cause yourself to become constipated permanently.
if you know you are eating the food with laxatives then my advice is to stop ask your doctor to help you ensure a balanced diet and he will go over the food that contain laxatives and food in witch is safe, your health can be Seville damaged by laxatives and you can have a stroke or heart attack,
No, vinegar will not stop your period. Your period is part of your menstrual cycle and a natural function of your body, you cannot stop your period with vinegar.
laxatives make you poo and diuretics make you pee.
If your weight gets too low then your period will usually stop. If you exercise a lot, that too can stop your period.
Laxatives do not affect Depo Provera. Since it doesn't get into your digestive tract, it won't even know the laxatives are there.
Laxatives are very helpful when a person needs to relieve themselves. The first medical laxatives were invented by a Dr. C. B. Fleet.
Long-term use of laxatives can lead to dependence, electrolyte imbalances, dehydration, malabsorption of nutrients, and damage to the colon. It can also disrupt the natural bowel function, making it difficult for the body to have regular bowel movements without the use of laxatives. It is important to use laxatives under the guidance of a healthcare provider to prevent potential harm.
Spiking a drink with laxatives can lead to a charge of assault or battery.
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