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Pain During Periods, Why Is It ?

I will get severe pain during periods. Why is it ?
Sun, 13 Mar 2011
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Slight pain is common in everyone. But if it is increasing more and more then it is termed as Dysmenorrhoea.
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Dear Friend,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum.

Pain during menstruation / periods is common.
It may be abdominal pain, pain in the breasts, lower back ache etc

You can use anti spasmodiacs in consultation with your doctor

Wish you Good Sexual Health
Regards,

Dr. A CHAKRAVARTHY MBBS; MBA; (MHSc Reproductive & Sexual Medicine)

Consultant Sexual Medicine / Sexology, TRIVANDRUM, Kerala
+91 - 94477 05077 / 99464 25577
International Association For Sexual Medicine
www.chakravarthys.net / www.sexual-medicine.org
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It is called dysmenorrhea. There can be many reasons for them. You will need evaluation and treatment.
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Start exercising. My wife had the same issues and now with good physical activity it has come down.
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Pain During Periods, Why Is It ?

Slight pain is common in everyone. But if it is increasing more and more then it is termed as Dysmenorrhoea.