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| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by ifeomaekol(f): 3:32pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
AreaFada2:so in ds case nw, wat ll b d perfect solution? |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by KingTom(m): 4:09pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
sallysalsa09:People may look at this as thrash, but you have said what I want to hear.. Francizy ![]() |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by ikesim: 4:19pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
MadCow1:wicked, chai see finishing nah |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by KingTom(m): 4:30pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
francizy:Martyns303 she is obviously suffering from dysmenorrhea. Many cases of dysmenorrhoea appear with the beginning of menstrual life, and accompany every period. It has been estimated that 5–10 per cent of girls in their late teens or early 20s are severely incapacitated by dysmenorrhoea for several hours each month. Various causes have been suggested for the pain, one being an exces- sive production of PROSTAGLANDINS. There may be a psychological factor in some sufferers and, whether this is the result of inadequate sex instruction, fear, family, school or work problems, it is important to offer advice and support, which in itself may resolve the dysmenorrhoea. Symptomatic relief is of value. What I'm saying is that her husband sitting by her side and consoling her is more effective than you think. When I was a student I used to hold my girlfriends' hand whenever the cramps start. Also I must commend toksbisola for a brilliant comment. She said it all. Dr. Thomas C. Aworinde speaking on behalf of High Chief. Francizy. ![]() |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Beey(f): 4:32pm On Aug 18, 2015*. Modified: 4:56pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
I had surgery 5 months ago.I had my pain so bad in my abdomen that I was taking 6 tablets of Tylenol at once in attempt to relieve the pain.As a matter of fact, I can't keep track of the number of pills I swallowed at the time, not intentionally but hoping that the pain would go away.All I could open my mouth and say then was "God please take me". It felt as if someone was cutting one part of my lower abdomen with a sharp knife over and over again, not to mention the number of sanitary towels I was using during that time of the month.When I went to hospital, doc recommended an ultrasound and it turned out I had a very big endometrioma( type of ovarian cyst) & needed surgery A.S.A.P. After surgery,the OB/GYN removed a cyst the size of a big orange from my belly.Let that girl go for an ultra sound to check what's going on in her belly.As a matter of fact, prolonged use of pain relief pills that contain acetaminophen, may eventually cause liver damage.Most OB/GYN will put a woman on hormone in the form of birth control pill after surgery, like was in my case,to keep you from having menstrual flow which would cause the likelihood of another cyst forming. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Atokeade: 4:44pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
it is heartening to know that there are people like martyns303 who care and show compassion in this new 'Lagos life' where neighbours (over)mind their own business. Your act of kindness and willingness to reach out and save a distressed lady fulfills the biblical injunction 'to love your neighbour as yourself'. GOD bless you. The woman needs to see a gynaecologist. I endured this excruciating dysmenorrhea until my gynaecologist worked on my hormones. For me, I would pray for GOD's healing and knock myself out with strong analgesics like Feldene and sometimes Ibuprofen. I finally got the much needed relief after I had a fibroid operation. Don't take chances with your health; see a good gynaecologist and do cut down on sugars. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Ximonak: 5:07pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
MegMich:from experience, a lady friend I know that takes those pain reliving drugs you listed stopped taking them because when went to the doctor to complain of irregular circle, the doc said she should stop the drugs that it's not good... My advice everybody systems is different, ladies go to the doctor and know the right one so as to avoid complications of the adverse/reverse effect of the drugs in respect with female fertility later in life |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by LadySophie(f): 5:27pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
You can tell her to use sanitary pad with ANION STRIP. This can help to stop the painful cramp. It is not sold in the stores, but there are distributors she can reach to can it. A pack is sold for N1,500 . She can google the product from the distributors where she lives. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Abiababe(f): 5:46pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
fpeter:That's the solution. Too much sugar caused lots of pains |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by MEGA4BILLION(m): 6:03pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
nothing can be done for now, her cervix is close. the Pain Will Only Stop After Child Birth |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by chigoizie7(m): 6:05pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Na tramadol sure pass ooh, I introduced a lady friend of mine to tramadol for her painful periods. I am happy it helped her,my only regret now is that she takes tramadol on daily basis now, weda on menstrual cramps or not, she even have it packs, (she don turn addict). I would ve suggested "tramadol" but, she fit turn to addict too. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by peterian: 6:27pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Tell her to.try ruzu,,,it takes care of menstrual issues |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Aipete2(f): 7:00pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Felvin will heal her. FELVIN AND WARM WATER, thank me later |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Mikwus(f): 7:09pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
martyns303:Nothing extra ordinary is wrong with her. Just a small percentage of women suffer from such menstrual pain every month. Speaking from experience though. My aunty (2 of my dad's sisters) and a cousin of mine suffer from it. People don't sleep during those periods. Everyone knows its that time of the month. I can't prescribe what they use to relieve the pain because its different medication for different body system. She needs to see a doctor ASAP. If possible a gynaecologist. Send me a mail if you need a name and number for them especially if you're in Lagos. Its not a spiritual attack o and self medication clearly ain't helping. Kindly speak with the man not to relent, I understand how he must feel and he must be commended. Not all men would want to watch her go through that every month. Another point is, the sooner a baby comes, the sooner she gets natural healing. Once she has a baby, she will experience the monthly visitor like every other lady ![]() |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Samandgrace(m): 7:23pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
l guess you are not married, but if you are, u must be a very terible husband. l pity the unfortunate lady that will marry you. 48noble: |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by 1miccza: 7:34pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Bros you could have summarised this in one paragraph now |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by pragmatistm(m): 8:40pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
@op, if its menstrual related pain, get a bottle of gangaria asap. Let her take it as recommended for one week. Gangaria is herbal medicine for that condition but is NAFDAC registered. Its highly potent. Thank me later. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by christygenius(f): 9:09pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
I felt her pains. I go thru d same thing monthly, may be she should try my own remedies. Most tines, i'll take a short of Brandy, wen its not available, i'll take 2 tablets of Buscopan, 2 capsules of Felvin and 2 tablets of Flagyl. They help in relieving d pains alot, if not i'll be messed up and wont get myself . Hope dis helps |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by fbtowner(m): 9:19pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
guess I was late op dat same tin dey do my ex oooo at that period of d month na war she wud always refuse to go see a doctor at some time she started lying she has gone to see a doc I bliv she knows what d problem is and I feel it might have bern caused by abortion just thinking oo I love her so much she is 100% my match life is just unfair she wants to get pregnant badly she even promised me she will look after d baby and d pregnancy but I know she is lying and I am a broke ass nigga meehn she loves me and I love her so much that I av never loved anyone after her about 4 years life is just unfair my ppl |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by FinNews: 9:47pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
martyns303:OP, That lady may be suffering from Endometriosis. My friend had similar symptoms she went to all so called best hospitals in Abuja and they could not diagnose it. She called to inform me last year that she had laparoscope treatment in USA. I do not know if it this treatment can be done in Nigeria but she should go to the hospital because there are many causes of Menstrual pains. However, tell her to stop eating sugary products, caffeine and fried foods. It help eliminate pains. God will help her. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by chrisblack: 10:05pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
MadCow1:my guy u funny die |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by chrisblack: 10:05pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
MadCow1:my guy u are funny but the truth is you are very correct. some ladies have very difficult and painful menstruation period.after child birth it stops. ![]() |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by missmary(f): 10:22pm On Aug 18, 2015*. Modified: 11:12pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
![]() MadCow1:Doctor from birth ![]() You are dope True but funny the way you said it |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Ileriahur(m): 11:46pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
Am close to someone that experience such before, avoid sugar and take shot of dry gin sincerely it works! |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by adesbreath: 11:53pm On Aug 18, 2015 |
martyns303:Let him get her pregnant atleast twice. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by astute07(f): 12:22am On Aug 19, 2015 |
Well menstryal cramps relieve defers with women.in my mother side we ladies v such but different things ease d pain a little.some might b yoyo bitters or reduction of sugar intake; or contraceptive pills;kacharm but I take felvin 20. That works only for I; d others with d hot water tube faints me.But preferable she see a gynaecologist. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Idowusalami67: 12:52am On Aug 19, 2015 |
Tell d lady to see a gynecologist, painful periods is often caused by gynaecological infections. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by darlenese(f): 1:33am On Aug 19, 2015 |
Some ladies experience painful menses but the truth is that some ladies are just annoying jor, I used to have this excruciating pains before I got married , but it stopped after i had my first child . although the pain is bearable but some ladies are just drama queens msheeeeew. If she's going naked for ordinary menses ,then what would she do when she has labour pains ? These are the kinda ladies u see in the labour room laying curses on on their husbands for putting them in that condition, some even curse God msheeeewThat man has married a drama queen , he should get ready to become an "Akpan" when she gets pregnant |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by Motolank: 4:00am On Aug 19, 2015 |
martyns303:Looks like endometriosis, if she can get this Chinese tea....'gui zi fu ling wan,' it's still the only cure for this monster.... |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by SunshineNYC(f): 4:27am On Aug 19, 2015 |
I hope this is serious. If it is there are a few suggestions you can share with your neighbor. 1. See a doctor, a lot of women get severe cramps but when the pain is debilitating it would be wise to get it checked out. Others mentioned endometriosis. It could be, but only a medical professional can say. 2. Stay away from cold drinks during this time. It may sound silly but skip the ice and chilled water and drinks. Have room temperature water and lots of warm/hot drinks. 3. Limit sugar and junk food intake. Like seriously cut back on your intake during that time. 4. Lots of fruit and copious amounts of water. The more water the better. 5. Exercise! Yes exercise really helps with cramps. Most women don't want to go to the gym when they're already in pain but even the smallest bit of cardio can help. If you especially work out the days leading up to your period it helps. 6. GINGER TEA!!! I can't tell you how much this helps the cramps. Just slice up some fresh ginger root and boil it in water with a black tea bag. Add milk and honey. Don't skip the honey. 7. Eat bananas. They have pain relieving properties. Some nuts like walnuts (I'm not sure how accessible that is in Nigeria) has pain relieving properties too. 8. Make sure to take B vitamins, especially B6. Take fish oil supplements. The Omega 3 is helpful. Good luck to her and all the females with this issue. Men I know u can't relate but be understanding. It's no joke. |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by INDUSTRIALFAN(m): 6:53am On Aug 19, 2015 |
ikeepitreal:I've gotta admit...... the epistle was fun to read.... |
| Re: My Neighbour And His Fiancee by INDUSTRIALFAN(m): 7:01am On Aug 19, 2015 |
martyns303:LMAO.... see reaction.. ![]() |
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, or growths on the inner wall of the uterus
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