Acetaminophen/Butalbital/Caffeine - Can I take this medication for a back ache due to menstrual?

And of course I'm not going to give you medical advice because I am not a doctor however, do not take the drug Lupron!!! It is toxic to the body. The FDA has covered up reports going 25 years back of how this medication affects women. What it was made for is used to treat prostate cancer. Pretty much what doctors try to do when you have severe menstrual cramps is to try to stop your cycle. And that's all fine good and well but it does not in any way shape or form fix the problem. Most women suffer detrimental side effects from the medication even taking it only a couple of times. And in any case even if it did give you some relief it's basically putting a Band-Aid over the problem it's not treating the problem. And unfortunately the only way to get a diagnosis of endometriosis is by doing exploratory laparoscopic surgery. Basically, you should be able to take some ibuprofen for your period cramps and get some relief or Aleve or Tylenol or something of that nature. Put it this way, look up endometriosis, get educated about this horrible incurable disease that one in 10 women suffer from. The amount of funding that the FDA gives to do research about endometriosis is appalling I know I said that before but I'll say it again it's ridiculous and the reason why, as far as I'm concerned, is because we have been conditioned to think that horrible. Cramps are normal and some people have worse ones than others. And that's just simply not the case. I know your post was a few years ago but I am new to this form and it showed up on my email so I had to reply. I hope you are doing much better and if you would like to correspond with me I would be more than happy to do so. I wish you the best. And to answer the question that you actually asked yes that medication can help with menstrual cramps it can help with any kind of pain because it has Tylenol in it and butalbital is a barbituate, so of course it will help