I’ve come up with a fun way to use boric acid while on your period. Put a teaspoon of boric acid in your hand and rub your finger up and down the side of your cervix. It’s the same thing as putting a tablespoon of baking soda in your mouth, you should feel like you have to swallow a mouthful of baking soda.
Boric acid is a chemical that is safe to use while on your period. It works like a laxative because it dilates your cervix and decreases your blood flow. It can also cause some pretty funky side effects, so stay clear.
You may also want to use boric acid on your vagina to dilate and give you a bit of a lift. I do.
I don’t know about you, but boric acid is really not a good idea. It’s usually used in conjunction with medications, but it can also be used like a laxative. The idea is to dilate your cervix, but it can also cause some really weird side effects, like the one that happened to my friend.
My friend was on her period when she was in college. She went to the bathroom and her boyfriend found her with blood all over her. It was gross. She’s been trying to get rid of the boric acid to no avail. She said that it caused her to have a hard time breathing. So we’re wondering if it’s possible to take boric acid while on your period and dilate your cervix.
We are not sure if it is possible to take boric acid while on your period. We would not recommend it, but we are not sure if it is. We do know that it can cause some side effects, like blood clots in the urine.
Yes, we do need to discuss this matter. It is a real problem that can occur during periods. As a matter of fact, we have seen many women who have taken boric acid while using their tampons. It was a common practice of many women who had periods. The good news is, if you do it during the period, there is no chance of a serious side effect.
However, what about if you take this in the middle of the period, will your period end? The side effects of boric acid can be quite serious, especially if you have multiple periods in a row.
Yeah, I’m sure you have heard of this one, though the news is so new that I can’t say to what extent it has become a problem.
In one of the most horrifying episodes of Doctor Who, a character was given boric acid during a period. Her period lasted for the rest of the series. Thankfully, she only had to go to hospital once.