Menstrual Pain

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If your flow is so heavy that you're going through super or ultra absorbency tampons within an hour then you need to talk to your doctor at some point. If bleeding is very heavy and you're also feeling weak then you're losing too much blood and should consider seeking immediate medical attention. If you're young then tell your guardians what is happening and they can help determine best course of action.

Mild painkillers, such as paracetamol or aspirin, can help relieve the pain for some women. However, because some period pain can be caused by an excess of prostaglandins in the uterus, medications which can stop the production of prostaglandins are often very effective in relieving period pain.

These types of medications include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Examples of NSAIDs used for period pain that are available from pharmacists are diclofenac (such as Voltaren), ibuprofen (e.g. Nurofen), mefenamic acid (Ponstan) and naproxen (e.g. Naprogesic). Although you can buy these products without a prescription, it's advisable to discuss with your doctor or pharmacist which medication would suit you best. Stronger painkillers are also available on prescription from your doctor.

One successful treatment is the contraceptive pill, which suppresses ovulation and so causes bleeding to be less painful in some women. This works because the pain of dysmenorrhoea generally only occurs in menstrual cycles in which ovulation (release of an egg) occurs.

For secondary dysmenorrhoea, treatments will vary depending on the nature of the underlying problem.

This is probably caused by ovulation (releasing an egg) This occurs around 17 days after your period and many women feel cramps when they are ovulating

It does not hurt. It will sting, burn, and possibly make you cringe in slight pain, but it doesnt hurt. I just got my first tattoo down on my right forearm, just 3 days ago, and it didnt hurt. The first part, it stung. Then he colored it in, and it burned. Once he got to the middle of my forearm, it burned and make me cringe. But it was not like a "OMFG THAT HURTS" pain. At all. Though it really depends on your ability to take pain, I encourage you to get it. Dont ever let the pain of getting a tattoo stop you from getting that tattoo if its important to you.

I don't know if it is normal but I am experiencing the same thing! I also have cysts, I am wondering if it was a false positive pregnancy test! sometimes if the test is neg you can still be preg but usually when its positive, its positve.

It means your husbands penis is too big and has got stuck

Yes, an erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) can be elevated during menstruation, with levels reaching around 80 mm/hr in some individuals. This increase is often due to the inflammatory response and changes in plasma proteins associated with menstruation. However, while a high ESR can indicate inflammation or other underlying conditions, it is essential to interpret ESR levels in conjunction with clinical symptoms and other diagnostic tests. If there are concerns about elevated ESR, consulting a healthcare professional is advisable.

Tubal reversal is a surgical procedure that typically involves costs related to the operation, anesthesia, and facility fees, which are generally not covered by insurance. While some clinics may offer financing options or payment plans, finding a completely free option is uncommon. Occasionally, non-profit organizations or charitable medical programs may provide assistance or subsidized services, but this is rare. It's essential to research and consult with healthcare providers to explore available options.

Heavy menstruation, or menorrhagia, associated with fibroids is primarily caused by the presence of these noncancerous growths in the uterus. Fibroids can distort the uterine lining and interfere with normal menstrual flow, leading to increased bleeding. Additionally, they may cause the uterus to contract more vigorously, resulting in heavier periods. Hormonal imbalances, particularly involving estrogen and progesterone, can also contribute to the growth of fibroids and exacerbate heavy bleeding.

Swollen, tender breasts can be the first sign of pregnancy. It was for me, but I just though it was a little worse than usual and I was getting my period lol.

First of all, it's menstrual. Second is the menstrual cycle is the time space between periods

hope that helps! :)