The most common question I get is, “can you take boric acid on your period?” It is a question I have had for many years. I can say that yes, I can, and I can also say no. My experience has been that the only time I had to worry about taking boric acid was when I was taking it for heartburn.
The answer is yes. Taking boric acid on a regular basis can actually cause your cycle to start again. When I was pregnant with my first child, I had a period every month. In my case, my cycle almost returned every time. So I did what any normal person would do and took birth control pills. I took them for about two years, which was fine. Then I was pregnant again. Well, I had the same situation again. It went on and on.
So, the same thing happened again. I was pregnant again, and it went on and on with me and my husband. And we decided to take birth control pills, and it was fine.
And that’s when I took it to the hospital. The nurse didn’t want to prescribe birth control pills because she was worried about my having an abortion. But she gave it to me anyway. And I went on a boric acid bender for six days, and I got rid of my period for good. It was a very difficult process, but I got rid of the period. I was fine.
It was a bit of a pain, but in the end I think it was worth it. I didn’t go through the entire process of taking the pills every day. I just started taking it one day a week. And it helped me to be more careful about my period and my body. I’m also glad I had the option. I had just been on birth control pills for a while and I didn’t want to take anything else because they were so expensive.
Boric acid (aka boric acid boric acid) is a form of birth control that works by preventing menstrual blood from reaching the body. It is used in a variety of ways, including to treat acne or hot flashes. One study found that about half of women using it took it regularly, and the other half used it every other month.
I have always been a huge fan of boric acid in my life. I used it for many years, it actually helped me reduce my hot flashes to a manageable level and my acne. It was a very safe and effective method of contraception. I still use it, and only have one problem with it: it hurts. It hurts when you try to spread your legs or push your hips.
Boric acid is probably safe to take only if you have been using it for a while. It does have its own side effects, but I don’t think it is a big deal. A lot of women are able to take it by themselves, and it does not appear that they have any permanent side effects. I think it is worth taking just because it is a great way to prevent or reduce hot flashes.
Boric acid is also great for women with periods but I think it is much more common for men to take it. Boric acid is a very strong acid that is highly toxic to the liver. I have heard women take it before, but I have also heard men take it too.
I am not aware of any women who actually take it on their own, and I know that is not true for men. I also know that the amount that can be taken is very small. Boric acid is one of those things that is not recommended to anyone with any kind of liver or kidney issues. If you do take it (or know anyone who does) then please feel free to share the link in the comments.