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Bagaimana cara menghilangkan rasa sakit saat menstruasi?

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Cobain deh minum air hangat atau pakai bantal pemanas, itu bisa bantu meredakan sakitnya. Jangan lupa juga istirahat yang cukup dan olahraga ringan, bisa bikin badan jadi lebih nyaman.

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Banyak cara, sih. Bisa minum obat nyeri, pakai bantal pemanas, atau coba teh hangat. Kalau masih sakit, coba deh istirahat dan hindari makanan yang bikin perut kembung. Yang penting, dengerin tubuh kamu dan cari yang cocok buat kamu.

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