I used to have extremely bad cramps when I was your age. They became more bearable as the years passed. Due to advice from my mom, I started to take calcium pills when I was 16 and the pain basically went away (not that I don't have my days). I used to have to stay home during my early teenage years. Now, I don't. It sounds like you are getting migraines along with your period. I do too. Just put a cold compress on your forehead, a warm compress on your lower belly, heating pad on your back (Icy Hot patch works wonders), saltine crackers at your bedside, and drink plenty of fluids (water, ginger ale, and fruit juice usually do the trick). It will pass. Ask your mom to purchase calcium pills (I usually take them daily during the week before my period is scheduled to start). Trust me, it will get better.
P.S. - My mom had the same trouble as a teenager and birth control pills subsided the pain. You don't have to be sexually active to use the pill. It somehow regulates things. Talk to your mom and doctor.
2006-07-04 15:39:23
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answered by kcsilverlining77 4
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Sweetie, you sound like me and my first two years of my period. My pain was so extreme that I would have to come home from school. I tried everything from exercise, to hot water bottles, to hot baths, to Midol to Pamprin.....and even pain medication like you that my doctor prescribed. I would curl up in a ball and just rock back and forth to wait for a break in the pain. I finally told my mom I needed to go see a Gynecologist. Even though I was not sexually active either, she put me on the pill to help regulate my period. It was like a God send. My periods were lighter and the pain finally went to where I could easily tolerate it. To this day, I am grateful that I went to see the doctor. You should go see one too. You do not need to suffer like that. Good luck and if I can help, e-mail me!!
2006-07-04 15:44:04
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answered by feisty_1_772000 2
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Hi, I know exactly what you mean, I have the same problem. Some months go buy and its OK but usually I have huge stomach and leg cramps and feel like I can't go on like that. I even went home from school early a few days cause my stomach was driving me crazy. To help this I've been doing exercises like stretches and it helps. You should also take Midol teen medicine to relieve to pain and reduce bloating. Take the the Midol teen before you get your period. Feel Better and good luck!
2006-07-04 15:38:57
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answered by twingal01 4
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YES!!!!!!!! I have terrible side effects to tampons such as headach dizzyness sick feeling in my stomach and a whole feeling of ick!! Some people are too sensitive to the chemicals in tampons also Midol works the best for menstral pain but if you have no access to some then take some caffine (no dose) or drink some coffee or another caffinated beverage. After some time passes when you can take another dose of something take Ibprophen and try a hot shower and I mean HOT or bath to loosen up you muscles than relax!!
2016-03-27 04:10:50
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answered by Anonymous
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The week before you're going to have your period, don't eat any salt--it makes you retain water.
Then the day you have your period, as soon as you know it's happening (or if you're very regular- the day you know it will happen) take an aspirin (not a tylenol, a regular old fashioned aspirin). It kicks in chemically some way to stop the pain from getting worse if you take it right at the beginning.
When it starts for real, drink Dr. Pepper, the only food you should eat is simple starches, not anything greasy. And rest if it's possible.
I had it bad like you, one time I even fainted at school. My mom took me to a doctor who prescibed birth control pills for the hormones in them, didn't work at all. Another time I went to meet my (then) fiance's parents and my period started. As a treat for me, my (now) father in law made fried eggs and bacon for breakfast. We went out doing things and I got sick in the restroom, then had to go back to their house and lay in bed sick as a dog!
Nothing like barfing to impress people! :)
2006-07-04 15:41:11
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answered by Plain and Simple 5
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I had this problem at 14 as well! My doctor put me on birth control to regulate my hormones, and I went from severe pain to barely even getting cramps. Almost 10 years later, I still rely on the pill to keep me pain free. Don't be frightened by the thought of being on birth control; it is not prescribed strictly for sexually active people that do not wish to concieve. :)
Good luck and feel better!!
2006-07-04 15:38:18
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answered by KiyaJay 2
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You need a new doctor. Have you been tested for endimitriosis? Ovarian cysts? Cancer? There's a lot of home remedies like hot water bottles and such, but this sounds serious. You might want to try birth control pills, also anaprox works well. Good luck and hope you feel better.
2006-07-04 15:38:53
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answered by Anonymous
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that sounds really bad, i'm sorry. try using a heating pad to ease pain, and when your in a bad mood, its more painful. try to cheer yourself up by putting bright things like flowers in the room with you. keep yourself on those pain meds, some of them take a while to work. if nothing works, go to a different doctor. hope i could help1
2006-07-04 15:36:23
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answered by Val 3
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I used to get that way! I would see an OB and have a good exam and maybe try the Birth control pill. That helped me tremendously.
2006-07-04 15:38:33
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answered by Anonymous
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oh my gosh. that sounds extremely painful. this might sound a litle to obvisous but have you tried ibuprofen?? i know that works for me but i dont have as near as much pain as you explained. and if that doesnt work try a different doctor see what he says. this will sound scary but it might not just be your period, something may be wrong when you have your periods and that might br causing the pain. i hope you get to feeling better!!
2006-07-04 15:35:58
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answered by kaitlin_danette09 2
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