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Re: painful periods/ my sister

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Mon, 30 Apr 2001 21:35:58 -0500

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Mood flower,

Here is a thing I have very painful periods too. It went less when I did get on BC pills. So here's what I do when my period gets really painful I take pamprin. That helps alot and you should tell your sister gyn to check out for fibroids, sign of endometrosis, or cyst. I got checked out with both of those things because I had so painful periods which it turned out that I just had what you call dynsmenoreha and there's another thing. go to http://www.sarafem.com and see if your sister can get sarafem if fibroids, endo, and cyst are not the case. They are suppose to help with tension that means painful cramps. Plus, in case if that is not the case your sister should check the bladder, urinary, and kidney region. Plus, also the thyroid means to check the FSH and the TSH.

That's all I can say hope your sister solves the pain problem. it's terrible that she faints during the pain that's why I say check the thyroid also. Felecia

At Wed, 25 Apr 2001, mood wrote: >
>when my sister was 18 turning 19, she began having severe pain with her
>periods. one time, she woke me up in the middle of the night cause she
>was moaning, and she passed out from the pain. she's a really tough
>girl, and it takes her a lot to admit she has pain. she said the
>periods were not very heavy. she then went on birth control pills, and
>the pain seems to be a lot less now. she asked her doctor why the pain
>would be so bad, and the doctor said that it got worse probably because
>she had started ovulating. is this a common thing? i read somewhere
>that debilitating pain is not "normal", yet the doctor seemed to think
>that ovulation could normally cause this type of pain. what are your
>opinions on this?
>
>--
>mood flower
>

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