Menstrual Pain

Yes. Period pains can occur throughout the entire body including but not limited to leg cramps, headaches, stomach aches, etc.

Okay. So I'm guessing your on your period if your having pelvic pain. I'm sure your just having some cramps. My suggestion is to apply a heating pad to the area, or in some cases you should put a cold ice pack on the area. Which ever one works for you is fine.

Another thing to do is drink herbal teas. You can go to about any grocery and buy little Lipton packages. It should be warm when you drink it! That way it's 10 times better.

Cryosurgery is sometimes used for precancerous lesions of the cervix.

Many times young women have more problems when they first begin because of the influx of hormones, PMS, and a cycle that will take from 8 months to a year to settle down. Women, in general, are more emotional because of the hormones and they have physical problems with cramps, joints aching, back aches, painful breasts, bloating, and food cravings. Eating foods high in sugar, caffeine, salt, and junk/fast foods can make PMS worse, but B6 and B12 has shown to help. Learning yoga or swimming and meditation will also help.

Try a hotwater bottle against your tummy. Try going for a walk however little you like the idea. Try "the cat" yoga position. Try thinking about somthing different! Phone a friend or have some fun thing that makes you concentrate hard like a computer game.

You can try a variety of different things - each woman will have a set of responses that works for her.

First, lay off the caffeine (coffee, soda, non-herbal tea) - caffeine is a stimulant that can increase the cramping.

Second, over-the-counter pain medication can help. Ibuprofen seems to work, as does Midol or Pamprin - find one that works for you.

Third, heat applied to the lower back or abdomen can help - you can use a heating pad or take a hot bath (showers don't seem to work for this).

Fourth, try eating a banana - sometimes the cramps are bad because your potassium level is low.

Fifth, try gentle stretching to relax the back and stomach muscles - a good yoga instructor or chiropractor can help you figure this out.

Sixth, call in sick and spend the day in bed being miserable - sometimes you just have to ride out a particularly painful day. Sleep when you can, use ibuprofen or your choice of pain medication at label dose and wait for the storm to pass.

6 - 8 weeks depending on the fracture itself.

Well, if you are on a birth control pill, then that's most likely the cause. But if you are not on a pill, then the cause is hormone inbalance.

Advil and IB profen are good for this. Also a heating pad or a hot bath always help. (:

It is unlikely that you are pregnant

Hysterectomy is a major operation in which the woman's uterus is removed. Although no other health issues a woman faces after the surgery but a recurring pain is a matter of discomfort for her even long after surgery. Sometimes, the pain can be very severe, hence it should be cured by using The Wurn Technique®.

No. The food you eat while on your period does not affect the period or the body in any way that's different from the way it would affect your body otherwise.

You should definitely go to your doctor as soon as you can. This could be some kind of infection, like pelvic inflamatory disease, or your IUD could be causing some kind of abnormal stress/changes to your cervix. Either way, anytime something that abnormal happens, you need to go see your OBGYN.

You should see a doctor. This could be nothing but it could be a sign of more serious problems.

There are two types of cystitis - bacterial cystitis and interstitial cystitis. Bacterial cystitis is caused by an infection in the bladder and is usually a one off occurence. The cause of interstitial cystitis is unknown but it is recognised that it often gets worse during ovulation, although the reason for this is not fully understood. It is possible that this could be what you have although there are a lot of different conditions which have similar symptoms and your doctor would be the best person to advise you.

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In Indian Terms ,

Gud = Jaggery(sugar,s bi product which is yellow in colour)

Copra = Coconut (In this context it may be Dessicated Coconut)

There are many ways to relieve your cramps. I suggest something like ibuprofen, Tylenol or Midol first and see what kind of relief you get from that and if that doesn't work there are tons of home remedies that help. You can use a heating pad, heat patch, hot baths, abdominal massage and even exercise. Hope this helps with your cramps a bit.

Take a pregnancy test.

Get her a hot water bottle Get her some strong pain killers Tell her to go to sleep Try and take her mind off it by watching a film or something

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For many women, yes. Not everyone has cramps or pain at all during their period. Some have little to no discomfort or pain that they can register. If you normally do have cramps, and suddenyl you don't, it may not be bad. If you feel uncertain, talk to your doctor. They can reassure or help you if something is causing this sudden loss of cramps.

Appendix pain is likely to be fatal if not treated..... menstrual cramps can't kill you.

A HOT SOAKING BATH HAS ALWAYS HELPED ME WITH THE PAIN AND CRAMPS AND ONE OF THE MIDOL OR PAMPRIN TYPE PILLS OR ALEVE IF YOU HAVE THOSE .. BUT ALEVE ONLY HELPS WITH PAIN AND SHRINKS SWELLING (IBUPROPHEN) BUT DOESNT HELP WITH WATERWEIGHT AND MOOD..AS DO MIDOL AND PAMPRIN TYPE PRODUCTS.. a bath helps relax the body and after taking one of those pills mentioned above you will find in an hour or so you forget all about your period until it wears off.. then you start feeling all the achy tender crampy stuff again .. just take another one... for me.. the first day or day and a half is all i have to SUFFER thru.. after that no more pain just the routine of maintaining pads/tampons or what not until its over.. but the onset and swelling and pain and cramps can Really be taken care of quite nicely with the over the counter meds that are made for it. I think a diuretic to pull water weight off might be included in them .. but you can take a water pill "diuretic" with an aleve and get very nice relief to.. any ibuprophen that helps with pain and REDUCE swelling as the whole uterous area is tender and swollen during a menstrual cycle... good luck.. but try the hot bath soaker after you take the meds.. it really feels nice and relaxing.

Throwing up due to cramps are not unusual when you have your period. It sounds completely normal. If you have your period you are not pregnant if that is what you meant.