Menstrual pain doesn’t happen to every woman and the pain isn’t the
same with each woman either. Some women may feel discomfort and other
women feel pain. The severe pain is more common in women ages 20 to 24
years old. Though it has been reported that severe cramps after a woman
has had her tubes tied is very common, the cramps usually happen right
before the period starts
Menstrual cramps or more scientifically known as dysmenorrhea will happen to 99% of women at one time or another. But the cramps can be so severe that they will actually seek medical attention. The cramps can range from very mild to severe. The pain you may feel can occur in the lower abdomen, back and even the thighs. You may experience headaches, dizziness, diarrhea and constipation.
Most women experience menstrual cramps (dysmenorrhea) at some time. The discomfort ranges from merely annoying to severe enough to disrupt everyday ...
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