There are some forms of birth control out there now that will only let that dreaded cycle visit you but four times a year. Go see your doctor and ask.
2006-11-10 04:20:49
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answered by inquisitive 3
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There are a few different things that you can do to help prevent or ease period pains. Some of these are; Heat Heat, such as a hot water bottle or a heat pad, relax your muscles and therefore help ease cramps. I would suggest using pads when you are out and about or in school and not when you are at home because then you can use a hot water bottle. Chocolate Chocolate stimulates your brain to make a chemical, called endorphine, to be made. Endorphine in your bodies natural pain killer and helps to supress pain and make you feel better Relase gas Sit in positions like flat on your back or on all fours to help relase gas and relieve pressure Distract yourself Watch a really good film or read your favourite book to disract yourself Excersise Do some stretches or go for a jog around the block Relieve stress Relieve stress by doing activities such as yoga and massage the sore areas Relax Spend a day sitting in bed and sleeping Painkillers Take painkillers such as Ibruprofen or Paracetamol or painkillers specifically designed to target period pain such as Feminax See the doctor If your period pains are really bad and frequent, think about seeing your doctor about going on the pill. The pill gives you an extra dose or progsterone and tricks your body into thinking you are pregnant. These will stop your periods altogether, though
2016-05-22 02:55:00
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answered by Anonymous
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Definitely see a doctor. I used to have bad cramps that would just knock me out for the better part of the day. I started taking birth control pills and after the first month I barely had any cramps at all! The doctor will also check to make sure nothing is seriously wrong.
2006-11-10 05:30:52
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answered by kris 6
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Go to your doctor and recommend that you want to be on birth control pills and just take all the colors one. I am on birth control pills and I don't have period. It really helps. I have endometriosis. Try putting a heating pad to lower abdomen and drinking herbal teas that helps relieve some of the pain. But, if you are other symptoms you may have endometriosis.Go any search engine and type the words painful period and you can find a lot of good information that could be helpful to your problem. I hope you feel better and good luck!
http://www.shs.unc.edu/library/articles/painfulp.html
2006-11-10 04:39:42
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes there is something wonderful out there to help. I used to suffer severely from heavy bleeding, severe cramping and aweful pms. I consider it to be my blessing. Its a form of birth control called the Deprovera shot. You get this shot every 3 months and no pills to remember, ever. No more bleeding, no more cramps, no more tylenol, midol, advil, pain relievers of any kind. No more pads and tampons,, REALLY...could life get any more easier? I would highly recommend it. My life has become basically normal again. No more planning around my period, just the freedom from pain. Please ask you doctor about this wonder drug. I swear to you, its at least worth asking about it. Good Luck Girl.
2006-11-10 05:30:10
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answered by cjpburgess 2
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Go on Sesaonale, that way you only have your period once every three months. Or get on other birth control and do not take the inactive pills.
2006-11-10 04:21:07
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answered by Local Celebrity 4
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You might want to go to your gyn to see if you have endometriosis. That is a condition where the "period blood" is not in the uterus, but elsewhere. I had this condition, as well as adenomyosis (where the lining is in the walls of the uterus) as well as in my ovaries. My periods were very painful. I had to have a hysterectomy and have my ovaries removed. No periods now, and no pain.
2006-11-10 04:41:05
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answered by newcovenant0 5
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