Menstrual Pain

When your period hurts it is cramps. You can help your self in several ways. Cut out sugars, caffeine, and junk foods right off the top. Take Pamprin or Midol to cut the pain ( you can get this in the drug store) and put a heating pad on your back or tummy. My guess is you may also have PMS before your period and feel moody, your breasts hurt, you have small cramps, backaches, headaches and swelling. If you take B6 when this starts and also cut out the caffeine, sugar and junk foods this will help.

Yes, you can have X-rays taken when you are menstruating. It is possible for X-rays to show tampons and menstrual cups in the body, but an x-ray technician is aware that some people menstruate.

A khichari cleanse with some castor oil at the end made my bad cramps disappear. Keep a clean digestive system, and don't eat cold foods or invert yourself during your period.

There are lots of different ways, and each apply differently to everyone. Try getting a hot water bottle, lying down and placing it on your stomache. Also, paracetamol is good.

I went vegetarian 3 months ago and I haven't had a cramp since. There's a chemical in meat that your kidneys keep trying to get rid of during your period, but if you stop eating meat at least two weeks before you'll definitely see the difference- I guarantee it. The only problem I had is not knowing what to do with my left over box of Midol.

no. you should stop the medication during menstruation and just resume after

I suggest taking generic Advil, which works better and costs less than normal Advil. Plus it works faster. For me, it often takes two hours for Advil to work (that's just me), and the generic kind, usually found at Walgreens, takes about thirty minutes. Also, using a hot water bottle, drinking hot liquids, eating hot foods or chocolate, or using a heating pad can really help. Heating soothes rather than numbs. Don't numb the sight of pain, heat it.

If you're like me, which you probably aren't, you have abnormally painful and medicine-resistant cramps. The cramps get so bad that they make me vomit or have diarrhea. The cramps fill up my entire stomach area, not just the lower part. When my mom and grandma were a little older than me, the cramps made them pass out, so I can expect that in the future. I'm only 14, but believe me, this stuff does help.

I hope you start feeling better.

It probably means you are only ovulating every 3 months. If you are planning on getting pregnant any time soon, you should probably talk to your Dr.

Stress
Stress can affect many things in our lives, including our periods. Sometimes we're so stressed out that our body decreases the amount of a hormone (GnRH), which causes us to not ovulate or menstruate. Working with your doctor or midwife can help you figure out what you need to do to relax and get back on schedule.

You can use whichever work best for you. Try out one different ones and see which ones you prefer. If you're worried about the pad falling off, maybe you'd prefer pads with wings. The wings are sticky part of the pad that you kind of wrap around the outside of your knickers to make it more firmly in place. Or maybe you'd find the wings annoying so you'd prefer pads without wings. You might want longer pads or shorter pads, generally depending on your own size and whether you're sitting, lying down or standing.

It's important to get the right absorbancy pads for you. If your period is heavy, buy some pads that are for heavier periods. If your period is light, buy some pads that are for lighter periods. Most women find that for the first couple of days they need heavier absorbancy pads and for the last few days they need lighter ones, eventually having panty liners for the final day or two. The absorbancy will be shows (normally by droplets) on the outside of the packet.

Also, the more expensive pads aren't always necessarily better than the cheaper, store brand ones, so choose some store brand and some branded to try.

So basically, just try out some different ones and see which you prefer. A lot of pad companies do free samples which you can get via their websites.

Either your asking will you still get cramps or are you pregnant the answer will still be yes.



Because you will always get cramps except when your pregnant you'll get contractions which are kinda similar....................... and you probably had an abnormal period meaning you just didn't show and that means you will still cramp which mean you'll cramp regardless pregnant or period.

A bulky cervix is a medical condition. It is usually in reference to the female cervix being abnormally large in size.

yes. The cramps do not fully go away, but they are less painful !

The best thing for period pain is to firstly determine why you're experiencing period pain, if it is severe to the point of disrupting your daily life then you need to see your doctor to determine the cause and look into treatment methods. Otherwise menstrual cramps are beast dealt with via prevention, regulating hormones with herbal treatments like vitex and a healthy balanced diet. If you do suffer menstrual cramps then try NSAD's such as Ibuprofen and use heat packs.

heavy bllod cloths during menstation

You could be ovulating, bu I am not a doctor.

You have two choices. First, you could get a tubal reversal. You would need to get a copy of your operative report and find out how much of your tubes were burned. Then fax this to a tubal reversal expert and they can tell you whether you are a candidate for a reversal. If not then your second choice would be IVF. They would remove eggs from your ovaries, fertilize them with the sperm of your choice :) and then place the embryos in your uterus. Sounds easy, but its involves lots of meds and money.

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You didn't mention where the cramp is located. Some people get cramps (the muscle tightens as much as possible, and becomes a hard knot of spasming tissue) in their calves, bottoms of their feet, and so forth. It can be extremely painful ! The quickest way to relieve the cramp is to stretch the muscle hard. For example, with a calf cramp, you can use force to pull your toes and foot up toward your knee.

You can prevent, or at least reduce the severity and frequency of cramps by starting a good daily stretching routine, and by drinking plenty of water. Cramps are sometimes caused by their not being enough water in the muscles/nerves.

You can get a coil fitted at almost any age - whatever age it is needed. Once upon a time doctors would refuse to insert a coil in someone who was younger or who had not yet had children, this is because older models did pose a risk of impacting on fertility, but modern coils are very safe.

yes its normal , if your period is late you can have brown discharge also it happens after periods and it mean its cleaning out your vagina and old blood looks brown.

If your period has lasted this long, you should go to the doctor or gynaecologist as soon as you can to get checked out.

Do you mean a labret piercing? Because if so it depends on the person whether it hurts or not. But I personally didn't think it hurt, to me it felt like getting my ears pierced.