“Euphoria” star Sydney Sweeney said in an interview that she got a period a few hours before filming for lingerie and tried to stop him based on recommendations she read on Google. “I did that and went to the filming an hour later and I started to feel dizzy and nauseous.” Why not try it at home?
This is not the first time that celebrities choose to take dubious, daring or irresponsible steps for the sake of their profession, this case ended in a less pleasant outcome. Actress Sydney Sweeney (“Euphoria,” “The White Lotus”) told Cosmopolitan magazine in an interview that she had a period a few hours before taking part in lingerie photography and the unsuccessful attempt to stop him.
“I had campaign photos for a lingerie company. I just started my period and didn’t want to put on a tampon because I didn’t want to look bloated in the photos,” the actress said. “I googled that you could take something like three or four birth control pills and mix it with Advil or Tylenol and it would make you stop menstruating. I did that and went to the filming, an hour later and I started to feel dizzy and nauseous. I thought, maybe I should eat something. I had “Muffin and it did me no good. I vomited in the middle of filming, everywhere. I felt so embarrassed and had to go home.”
Many women face the phenomenon of menstruation that occurs at inconvenient times. According to Dr. Moran Agassi Zeitler, a gynecologist at Maccabi Health Services, there is no risk in taking Advil even though it is not necessary. A series of birth control pills without a break for bleeding should not require the addition of Advil. ”
Regarding the ability to control menstrual times, according to Dr. Zeitler, taking pills is a common practice, safe and even recommended as medical treatment in some cases, but only as a preventative measure. Once menstruation has appeared there is no way to stop it.
“Taking pills continuously without the traditional interruption that leads to menstrual bleeding is a great option for women who suffer from a variety of menstrual-related problems. From various physical and emotional symptoms ranging from mood swings, depression, pain, changes in the digestive system, headaches, etc. This syndrome which is affected by the natural hormonal changes throughout the month and stopping them by taking pills continuously prevents these symptoms.
“Side effects that women may experience under this treatment are irregular bleeding after a long period of taking and in this case it is recommended to take an initiated break once every few months. Beyond that no long-term negative effects are known and as with regular treatment Yes”.
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