If period pain is in your tummy, try this it really works- When you get home use a heating pad and take a Midol. Note: You do not need to run out and buy one, just make one - Here's how, have someone iron a hand towel as warm as you can handle it (Duh! don't iron directly on your tummy, use an ironing board) and place the warm towel on your tummy, then cover your self with a blanket for the rest of the night (reheat towel as it cools down) this works for me. I hope this works for you. You should be good as new the next day. But! If the pain is else where the Midol one or two should help. I feel your pain.
Normally people deal with period pains by taking a Parecetamol or something that has a pain relief ingredient in them. However if you don't really like taking medication then try having a nice soak in the bath with can release your bodies own endorphins which can relief pain. Or try doing some yoga which is not very strenuous.
midol.
Yes, you do still have periods! But sometimes painful.
They deal with it the same way we do.
because you are pregnant dummy
because those who have periods r madarchot
Some girls find their Periods extremely painful, while others don't feel a thing. It doesn't matter or affect your health if you do have painful periods, other than the fact that you get a bit of a sore stomach. A cup of tea and a hot water bottle usually does the trick.
Firstly, not everyone has very painful periods - it depends entirely on the woman (although painful periods sometimes run in families). Cramps are caused by the uterus contracting to empty itself out and tend to get more manageable with age.
He died a slow and painful death. Deal with it.
No. Dysmenorrhea is painful menstruation, typically involving abdominal cramps. Amenorrhea is the absence of menstruation.
The insertion of a copper T can be a painful procedure. Within a few months after the procedure, the pain from the heavy periods will subside as the body gets used to the copper T.
just grab your husband/boyfriend and do it really hard .
Dysmenorrhagia is a medical condition characterized by excessive or prolonged menstrual bleeding. It can cause significant pain and discomfort for individuals during their menstrual periods. Treatment options may include medication, hormonal therapy, or surgical procedures depending on the underlying cause.
its a procedure done under general anisthetic in a woman to "burn" out the lining of there womb to eradicate heavy painful periods..