Dyt:
She will get better after birth
I used to have it terrible too

Dyt:
She will get better after birth
I used to have it terrible too

Yungwizzzy:


You don born?

Dyt:
She will get better after birth
I used to have it terrible too

Pasqa:
But does she have to suffer all that until childbirth? some people said it's not normal.

Pasqa:
My gf esperiences excessive painful menstration on the first day of her period. She cnt do anything throught that day. She lie on bed throughout unless she takes drug.
My question now is "is it normal or is something wrong with her? Is that the way she will b esperiencing that pain till she attains menopause? She is just 20

zeezahbee:
and who told you that?

Dyt:


Well sugar causes it for me, started having the pains back after my lil man was 4mnths. I was fast to get back to track, started my period after 6weeks of birth lol.

But when I[b] reduce my sugar intake for a month[/b] I don't get to feel pain or I use pain reliever.

Felvin works like magic but its not adviceable, but she cld take either paracetamol or panadol

Dyt:


*rolls eyes*

Madam that was my experience and not only me, I hrd stories too.

zeezahbee:
it is all a myth. sugar intake doesnt make cramps any better. i eat load of sugary stuff and i have never had cramps

zeezahbee:
Well i was lucky not to have cramps but 2 of my siblings did and this worked for them.
Regular exercise and stretching
Lie down and gently rub your abdomen to help relax the muscles
Ask your doctor for a recommendation of herbal remedies or medicines that may relieve symptoms
Take a warm bath and sprinkle rose aromatherapy oils into the water
Use a hot water bottle or heating pad on your lower abdomen or back
tell her to buy an over-the-counter pain reliever like aspirin, ibuprofen or other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that may be prescribed for significant pain associated with PMS symptoms (for example, backache, menstrual cramps or tender breasts).

Dyt:


Well sugar causes it for me, started having the pains back after my lil man was 4mnths. I was fast to get back to track, started my period after 6weeks of birth lol.

But when I reduce my sugar intake for a month I don't get to feel pain or I use pain reliever.

Felvin works like magic but its not adviceable, but she cld take either paracetamol or panadol

Steffijay:
She is going through a condition called 'PMS' premenstrual syndrome. This is surely a big deal as it is accompanied by severe stomach pain, stooling etc. and many go through almost unbearable pain.

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zeezahbee:
it is all a myth. sugar intake doesnt make cramps any better. i eat load of sugary stuff and i have never had cramps

LegatusGlaber:
She should have some marathon sex two days before her period, thank me later.

Ariyke:
Currently going tru same and am used to taking drug I know it's not advisable health wise Buh I can't bear the pain

prettyjo:
funny,why?
cos you Dont actually know what a PMS is.PMS are symptoms one experiences before the actual menses.it might occur between 3-5 days before the period though it differs individually.

thanks for your contribution but the op is asking about the actual menstruation and not PMS.

Minyang:
While some degree of pain is normal during menstrual cycle, excessive pain is not. The pain experienced during the monthly cycle is as a result of the action of hormone on the uterus to bring about contractions. Pain brought about as a result of these contractions are normal. When the pain is excessive and interfering with daily activities, it's an indication of some underlying medical conditions. In such cases I will advice ur gf to see her doc. In mild cases however, she should engage herself in some aerobic and flexibility exercises days before her period starts and during. This will help relieve the pain.

Just20:
I do experience the same. Here's my advice to her. She should know her cycle, the estimated day her next period will start and take panadol or Paracetamol a day before and on that day. Just the regular dosage. It helps a lot most especially when taken before the pain starts

Pasqa:

Awwwww am so sorry about that dear.

Pasqa:

No swt it is actually the pms

Pasqa:

lol,pls post the truth because i might not be the only one benefiting from it on this forum.

Pasqa:
My gf esperiences excessive painful menstration on the first day of her period. She cnt do anything throught that day. She lie on bed throughout unless she takes drug.
My question now is "is it normal or is something wrong with her? Is that the way she will b esperiencing that pain till she attains menopause? She is just 20