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Pre menstrual cramps

2021-09-14 17:27:00
I have pcod. I usually have cramps before I get my period. Also when I pee or clear my stomach, after that, sometimes my cramps begin or get little worse. Is it normal? What's the science behind it?
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May be due to deficiency of calcium or vitamin D Diet rich in calcium and vitamin D is advisable
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Medication under prescription is advisable

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Can be UTI

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