Excessive Period pain , irregular menses

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Asked for Female, 21 Years

I'm having irregular period for 7-8 months. And pains so hell on the beginning of the period and stays for the whole day (on first day) . My lower back portion also pains. My period stays for 2 days. What should I do? Also, I want to know whatever the prblm i have, will i be able to conceive in future?

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Dr. Vijaya Gupta

Gynecologist 21 yrs exp Chandigarh

Get an ultrasound to find out the reason for the pain pain during periods will not interfere with your ability to conceive in future

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Dr. Arushi Aggarwal Gynecologist/Obstetrician 7 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arushi Aggarwal

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 7 yrs exp Delhi

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This is dysmenorrhea. U shd manage the condition with painkillers to begin with. Round the clock. If it does not subside then get a pelvic ultrasound done with full bladder to rule out Endometriosis. If ultrasound is normal then no problem.