Menstrual Pain

To reduce period crapms you could do lots if things :)

*You could get a bottle of hot water and place it on your belly - it reduces the cramps AND feels really nice too..

*Take hot baths with different spa treatments (bubbles, scenced oils, and duckies ^.^)

*I heard somewhere you shouldn't eat chocopate because that makes the cramps worse (i don't know if that's true though) and you SHOULD drink warm milk or coco milk (whatever you like with warm milk e.g cerial.. If you don't like milk then sorry)

*Exersise/yoga helps too - it relaxes your belly muscles and the cramps are bot that bad anymore (although some people find they feel worse after running or moving about too much but you should still try to do yoga because that's slower movement)

*Pain killers

*If you have really bad cramps then just stay in bed and be lazy! There's nothing more enjoyable on your period than when you lay down with a hot water bottle on your belly and watch your favorite TV program all day (I find this solution works best for me :D) .

So I hope I've helped you and you can say bye bye to your cramps :p.

XxxX

• A lot of women get lower back pain during their period and don't have endometriosis. During menstruation, the womb has to contract in order for the uterus lining to be pushed out of the vagina (similar to, but not as severe as, labour contractions). Because certain muscles are being used more strenuously during your period than usual, they tend to cramp (like you'd get cramp if you did a workout and didn't stretch properly beforehand). This is what causes period pains. Muscle and tissue etc is connected, so cramping in these muscles can sometimes cause cramp in lower back muscles/tissue. The pain is most probably caused by this; your body working a little harder to expel the uneeded lining. Who'd be a woman, aye? As it's usually cramp, the best way to relieve the aches and pains is to do some light exercise. Just a gentle walk can ease pain, if you can manage it. If not, just take painkillers, relax, and try and breathe through the worst of it.
• Oh, well, I got lower back pain from my period because I had endometriosis and also because I walked hunched over during my period because it hurt more to stand up straight. Why you get lower back pain might be different but there is a good chance that it is the same reason. If you are in good shape, sit up straight and have no other reason for back pain give your GYN a call. Endometriosis often goes unnoticed for years because so many women have mild symptoms or none or ignore the ones they do have. But, it is the number one cause of infertility in women. It can be a serious health problem. It might just be that you are more sensitive to pain or some other non-issue but it could be the sign of a real health problem.

No, it should never hurt when you pee. Menstruation and urination are two very different bodily functions which are not connected, if you are experiencing pain during urination it mays suggest that you have a urinary tract infection or a yeast infection which is causing damage to the vulva (when urine hits the damaged tissue this can cause pain). If you're using commercial menstrual pads such as Always or Kotex these can increase risk of urinary tract infections and yeast infections - it's best to use organic cotton pads like Natracare or cloth pads like Lunapads instead. If the pain continues or gets worse then talk to your doctor.

sounds like really bad trapped wind wind this can be so painful like period pains

lower tummy swollen any infection inside the body or inside the skin

go see a doctor, but to me it means you probably have an irregular cycle. some girls have an irregular cycle so it's nothing TOO big to freak on i think..

boobs develop

whitish discharge

hair down there

under arm hair

stinky armpits (I'm not sure that's one but i happens OK)

near your period you may get small (and i mean small) bits of blood

Sometimes it happenns but you should go to doctor if any question comes to your mind. But I'm sure that if you have your period then you cant be pregnant because its bleeding so you cant be pregnant. Still if you have any further question its better to as the doctor.

25 years

The lining of your uterus builds up over the month in preparation for an egg to be implanted when fertilized. If this does not happen your hormones start the uterus to contract and expel the blood. When your uterus contract severely you feel it as cramping in your lower abdomen.

You go through period pains because the hormones in your body are going mad .. they want to get fertilised.

Yes, chocolate does cure cramps, head aches, migraines, and hang overs.

Menstrual cramps may be caused by identifiable problems, such as endometriosis or uterine fibroids. Treating any underlying cause is key to reducing the pain. Menstrual cramps that aren't caused by an underlying condition tend to lessen with age and often improve once a woman has given birth.

Symptoms of menstrual cramps include:

Throbbing or cramping pain in your lower abdomen that may be intense

Dull, constant ache

Pain that radiates to your lower back and thighs

Some women also experience:Nausea, Loose stools,Headache or Dizziness

Menstrual cramps may also be caused by:Endometriosis. Uterine fibroids.Adenomyosis.Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or Cervical stenosis.

Menstrual cramps are treatable. Your doctor may recommend:Pain relievers. Hormonal birth control, a tcm called pill of fu yan, or Surgery when your symptoms are serious.

Generally speaking, if there is no ovulation, there is no period. The hormones that are present during ovulation are the cause of menstruation. If this condition lasts longer than one-to-two monthly cycles, it may be caused by hormonal changes. Seek the advice of your medical professional or primary care physician if you are continually concerned over the course of the next month or so. Make an appointment, keep the appointment, and discuss your concerns with your physician. This answer is provided by a healthcare professional, and not an M.D. This answer does not take the place of a doctor's advice.

You can wear whatever you want on your period, as long as the products you're using stop you from leaking there's no reason not to wear white shorts. Just make sure you're using correct absorbency, don't use super absorbency tampons if your flow isn't heavy enough to use such a high absorbency. You may want to try menstrual cups instead as these won't leak like tampons do.

i have a pimple on my libia as of this moment i thought it was something else and i flipped out

but i was wrong its just a pimple you can get them everywhere

from like your legs rubbing together while you walk causes that area to sweat wich sweating can cause pimples

its perfectly normal

but make sure it looks like a pimple before you really think that's what it is

to be a pimple it would have to be whit on the top and red

Certain things can make cramps less noticeable. Try an over-the-counter pain killer or medicine. This usually helps for the most part. Easting a healthy diet can also prevent some cramps in the future. If your period is regular, you can take a pain medicine a day or so before your period begins to try and minimize or stop cramps before they even happen. If it is so severe that it is affecting your every-day life, talk with your doctor. There may be a reason behind this. If not, your doctor could possibly prescribe you a stronger pain killer to help ease the pain. Going on birth control (like the Pill) can also help to ease some of the side effetcs, like cramping.

When i had really bad cramps i read somewhere that soaking in a warm bath might ease the cramps down. i tried it and it actually worked!! I suggest it to anyone who has cramps especially bad cramps.

1. Exercise.

2. Consume less caffeine

3. Try Tylenol or pain relief pills

4. Put a heat pad on your lower stomach

5. Drink tea and eat bannana's

6. Lay in bed on your stomach.

7. Watch tv and get your mindd off the cramps/period.

-It will help trust me :D

There are several things that have said to be the cause of endometriosis. Although endometriosis can occur at pretty much any time in a woman's reproductive life, the most common ages are from twenty five to twenty nine. Some studies show that it is thought to be a hereditary factor. When a woman is exposed to increased menstruation, her possibility of developing endometriosis is higher. Also, a woman who experienced long and heavy menstrual periods before having children might be more susceptible to endometriosis. Obesity is another factor that can affect the possibility of developing the disease

There are a number of treatments available. They include surgery to remove the endo, pain medications, drugs that affect the hormonal system, herbal medicine of Fuyan Pill, and hysterectomy.

The reason why your cramps get worse as you get older is most likely due to the shifting of hormone levels in the body. Not all women find that their menstrual cramps worsen with age and some forms of contraception can actually make cramps lessen or disappear.

It means you should call, and go see your Gynecologist. Those symptoms could be several different things. GO SEE YOUR GYNECOLOGIST.

Naproxen is brilliant. It's a muscle relaxer so it works. In my country it's not on prescription but if it is in yours see a doctor and get it. It changed my life. Ordinary painkillers don't always cut it.

it probably means your period has come and you werent expecting it.

after 40s beready for anything can happen.