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Menstrual cramps
I have been facing severe mentrual cramps for many years now, i got my ultrasound done but the reports were clear, doctor advised me to do exercise, i tried evryhing posiible but it's all there, what should i do?
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If you are experiencing severe cramps, it may be a condition of dysmenorrhea. You can take ibuprofen to get relief from pain. If the pain turns unbearable, visit a gynecologist for clinical examination.
You can also visit our clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi so that I can guide you better. You can also mail your contact details so that I can get in touch with you.
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If the menstrual cramps r severe but your Ultrasound is fine then there r certain hormone and also non hormonal medicine which can be given.But what is yiur age and married or not? All should be discussed
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Pain during periods is medically known as dysmenorrhea... Most of the time it's spasmodic or primary dysmenorrhea due to increased prostaglandins...over-the-counter pain relievers, such as ibuprofen or naproxen sodium , at regular doses starting the day before you expect your period to begin will help you. Prescription nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as mefenamic acid, also are available...I would suggest you to consult nearest gynecologists for clinical examination and for evaluation they will do the needful
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
Obstetrician
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
You do have estrogen dominance which may not be picked up on the regular blood tests.
It's not normal to have painful periods.
Sorry to inform you but you are walking on the road of hormone imbalances which lead to period and fertility issues in short term but serious disorders like diabetes, blood pressure, autoimmune thyroid disease and cancers in the long term.
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Good news is that it can be totally reversed if you choose to do so. If you really want to know the root cause of your problem and heal it permanently , please read my blogs on www.truhealing.com or practo health feeds. Hope that helps....
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