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Have Been Suffering From Extreme Pain During Periods. Feel Sort Of Vomiting And Discharging. Medical Cure For This?

Hello Doc,

I have been suffering from extreme pain every time I have my menstruation with sort of vomiting and discharging every now and then. I already asked so many doctors about this, but every time they make some tests they always tell me it's normal which I really don't think so.

Please give me your advise. Thanks.
posted on Thu, 9 May 2013
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic

Some women can experience severe menstrual pain. It can sometimes be related to fibroids or to a condition called endometriosis. If you have been evaluated by your doctors ,these may have already been ruled out.

The use of contraceptives is usually associated with decreased menstrual pain, these can be oral, injection, patch, intrauterine device. Most cause decreased pain and decreased menstrual flow.

If you are trying to conceive and do not wish to use contraception and your periods are regular then you should consider the use of medication 3 to 4 days before the period is due. Anti inflammatory pain medication such as ibuprofen, celebrex, naproxen decrease the release of prostagladins which play a part in the pain.By decreasing their levels, the pain should be less.

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Have Been Suffering From Extreme Pain During Periods. Feel Sort Of Vomiting And Discharging. Medical Cure For This?

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic Some women can experience severe menstrual pain. It can sometimes be related to fibroids or to a condition called endometriosis. If you have been evaluated by your doctors ,these may have already been ruled out. The use of contraceptives is usually associated with decreased menstrual pain, these can be oral, injection, patch, intrauterine device. Most cause decreased pain and decreased menstrual flow. If you are trying to conceive and do not wish to use contraception and your periods are regular then you should consider the use of medication 3 to 4 days before the period is due. Anti inflammatory pain medication such as ibuprofen, celebrex, naproxen decrease the release of prostagladins which play a part in the pain.By decreasing their levels, the pain should be less. I hope this helps