Yes, it's very normal. Actually, it is to be expected. Aches and pains are symptoms of pre-menstrual stress, which occurs about a week (sometimes 2) before your period. It's nothing to worry about, although it does cause some very bad aches, especially in the lower stomach. Tylenol, Advil, Pamprin, and Midol are medicines that are based around aches, pains, and period pains.
Two weeks prior to your period (the midway point) is the point at which a woman ovulates and drops an egg. One week prior to the period women should not be cramping or have pain. Normal cramping should happen less than 2 days prior to a woman's period. Anything beyond that should certainly be looked at by your doctor.
Yes it is normal to have some cramping. Your ovaries are ready to drop that little egg! Isn't it just all so wonderful to be a woman! Ha, ha.
If the cramping is very severe and stops you from functioning please seek out an examination by your physician. Sometimes women can have what they call "Endrometrosis." It can be painful and there are medications for these things. It is not life-threatening.
Try drinking a lot of water, exercising and eating well. Bananas are very high in potasium and you should be eating one a day a week before your periods. Go to a high-rated health food store and talk to one of the gals in there. Magnesium/Calcium is excellent for this and so many other natural sources to make you feel a little better.
It's normal to experience menstrual cramping prior to your period arriving. Some women also experience menstrual cramping after their period has finished and this is normal for them.
pre-meunstral syndrome. it's normal.
No. Cramping before and during your period is normal, but not after. You should see a doctor.
it is normal. if it becomes too painful then i strongly recomend you go on the pill. it worked for me.
If your pregnant, cramping is usual. But if you're not and you missed your period that usually means your pregnant now with a bundle of joy.
This is most likely post period PMS cramping. Your Uterus can continue to contract and cause cramping for a few days after your period. This is normal.
This is most likely post period PMS cramping. Your Uterus can continue to contract and cause cramping for a few days after your period. This is normal.
It varies from one woman to another, but yes, it can be normal. Although, if you haven't been cramping five days before starting your period, and have now begun to do so, then you may need to see your ob/gyn.
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It is your body's way of preparing for your period. The cramping should only happen at least two or three days before you start your period. If you don't start, it may have been your body releasing an egg. The spotting, is very normal. Again, your body is preparing for your period.
Well you start ovulating two weeks before your period so that's normal
Sore breasts and cramping are normal at this stage in your cycle. You are probably ovulating or have just ovulated and this often causes sore breasts and cramping. If you miss your period, take a test
It can happen at any time of the month but usually cramping occurs just before or during your period.
The earliest sign of a miscarraige is painful cramping and bleeding. Some cramps are normal, as well as pink or brown bleeding. The cramping that is normal will feel like mild period cramps. Any type of painful cramping as opposed to minor discomfort I would recommend going to the hospital.