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Severe Period Cramps, Restlessness, Tingling In Legs, Lightheaded, Weakness, Nausea, Profuse Sweating. What Is Wrong?

Hello, my name is rosie and I am 22 yrs old. Recently (past 6 months) when I get my period I have severe cramps, restless/tingly legs. But every once in a while , like today I got my period like usual when I woke up in the morning. I didn't do much today eccept stay in bed. I went to the bathroom and decided I'd have some breakfast, but I couldn'tstand up. I was lightheaded, weak, nauseous, sweating but absolutly freezing. This hapened once really bad, to where I almost went to the hospitol. I'm very scared there is something wrong with me. Please help!
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Hi,
From historry it appears that you might be having Dysmenorrhea.
Take antispasmodic tablet like Dicyclomine with paracetamol combination as and when required.
If problem persisted then consult Gynaec and go for 3-4 hormonal cyclical medicine courses.
Ok and take care.
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Severe Period Cramps, Restlessness, Tingling In Legs, Lightheaded, Weakness, Nausea, Profuse Sweating. What Is Wrong?

Hi, From historry it appears that you might be having Dysmenorrhea. Take antispasmodic tablet like Dicyclomine with paracetamol combination as and when required. If problem persisted then consult Gynaec and go for 3-4 hormonal cyclical medicine courses. Ok and take care.