period pains?

Question

for the first 2 hours when i am first starting to bleed, i start to have a fever and vomit, but after that im fine, i dreed it sooo much every month can anyone help me,
i went to the doctors who gave me tablets, but i just vomit them up too

i am 18 years of age

Answer 1

Knowing your age would have been very helpful. Some women suffer miserably with their periods.

Sounds like pain killers are unlikely to solve your problem. It may be that hormone manipulation is the answer. This can either take the form of the pill, or there are non-contraceptive progesterones that could be used. This needs to be discussed with your GP.

Answer 2

YOU are having PAIN for a reason! TABLETS or pills that mask over or stop the pain are not fixing the problem.
You need to see ANOTHER doctor.
OR ask yours to do them for you.
TELL your doctor that the pills are not working.

Find one that will issue EXAMS and TESTS.
Some symptoms are natural and the pills should help.
BUT others need special care and not just pills.
DO NOT DELAY...
PEOPLE NEED TO LISTEN TO PAIN, NOT COVER IT OR SUPRESS it with PILLS!

*Dysmenorrhea (pronounced: dis-meh-nuh-ree-uh) is the medical term for very painful periods. Primary dysmenorrhea — painful periods that are not caused by a disease or other condition — is more common in teens than secondary dysmenorrhea (painful periods caused by a disease or condition).

The culprit in primary dysmenorrhea is prostaglandin, the same naturally occurring chemical that causes cramps. In large amounts, prostaglandin can cause nausea, vomiting, headaches, backaches, diarrhea, and severe cramps when you have your period. Fortunately, these symptoms usually only last for a day or two. Doctors usually prescribe anti-inflammatory medicines to treat primary dysmenorrhea. As with cramps, exercise, hot water bottles, and birth control pills might also bring some relief.

Some of the more common conditions that can cause secondary dysmenorrhea include:

endometriosis (pronounced: en-doh-mee-tree-oh-sis), a condition in which tissue normally found only in the uterus starts to grow outside the uterus
pelvic inflammatory disease, a type of bacterial infection
fibroids or growths on the inside wall of the uterus
All of these conditions require that a doctor diagnose the problem and then treat you appropriately.



**Dysmenorrhea Symptoms
Symptoms of dysmenorrhea include:

nausea
vomiting
loose stools
bloating
diarrhea
fatigue
dizziness
pain in the lower back and thighs
pain and throbbing in the lower abdomen
If dysmenorrhea symptoms interrupt your schedule for more than a few days a month, you should consult your doctor.

Why Does it Occur?

Answer 3

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Uterine fibroids are a common health concern among a major population of women. Uterine fibroids are benign, non cancerous tumours that originate within the uterus. They are also called fibroid tumors, leiomyomas, or myomas. They are made of the same muscle tissues as the uterus, though they tend to be hardened. This is possibly because uterine fibroids contain higher levels of estrogen than the surrounding uterine tissues. Some uterine fibroids may be so small that they can't be felt even during an internal examination; some may be large enough to make a prominent bulge in your stomach.
Cheers.

Answer 4

I get fever, aches and nausea sporadically during the first 2 days of my period. I've found that the only way i can get rid of the pain totally is with Naprogesic. You can get it from chemists. It's not a painkiller, it stops the release of some of the hormones that your body produces that makes your uterus contract... I'm paraphrasing but basically it stops period pain. It's not like taking a panadol.

I find it helps for ALL the pain and illness i feel.

Also, it's really specific, so you'll know for sure if it works that your pain is normal period pain, because what it does won't help if it's caused by anything else.

It's a real life saver, i don't know anyone who doesn't swear by it!

http://www.naprogesic.com.au/

only thing is, i think it's a bit harder to get a hold of in the uk... you poor, poor women... :(

Answer 5

BuccasteM is an over the counter drug which is used to help with nausea and sickness. This drug is especially good because you place the tablet under your top lip between the lip and the gum and absorbs through the gums into the blood stream. this way even if you do vomit the tablet stays in place and you still get the benefit of it. however you should see your doctor about why this occurs every month but this is a good way to help till then. :]

Answer 6

bless you honey i know exactly what you mean i had the same problem for the first 7 years of mine only it lasted for the first 24 hours i now take mefenamic acid and cyclokapron and anti sickness tablets for mine ask your GP if these might help you as it does me and if you are as regular as clock work take it as before bed and when you get up and you should be fine hope i helped

Answer 7

Uterine fibroids are usually not dangerous, but can cause immense discomfort and lead to complications like anemia from heavy blood loss. In rare cases, they may cause complications that affect pregnancy.

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Answer 8

There's nothing anything can do really, but if you feel Dysmenorrhea is stopping you from doing everything you need to do, go to the Doctor and get a note.
E.G At work, give it to your boss, just to let them know what they're dealing with. Great if you're boss is a woman :)
Hope you're okay. x

Answer 9

when you know it is fixing to start take the tablets ahead of time so it gets in your system. It does help keeping up with a calendar and marking when you are sick that way you can take the pills a day or two ahead so you might not get so bad.
Good Luck

Answer 10

A Finnegan Will Help You stop vomiting!(it is a suppository) My Mom is a nurse so she gave me advice on PERIODS and Vomiting.