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Q: pinchy cramps
asked by: bean123 on April 2nd, 2008
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i have been getting some pinchy cramps, im on my period and i was wondering if anybody knew why this may be.. they arent normal for me
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antigone replied on April 6th, 2008
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Cramping during your period is normal. Take ibuprofen (motrin) for the cramps. Heating pads, also, help. The cramps occur due to inflammation of the tissue in the uterus. It is just part of being female.
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bean123 replied on April 6th, 2008
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im not retarded, i have had my period for years and know what cramps are... i was just wondering why they are all of a sudden different
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The_one replied on April 14th, 2008
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Are you on birth control? Birth control can cause really really really bad periods, and behavior changes and all kinds of crap. I hope you feel better.
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mominashoe replied on April 14th, 2008
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Well how old are you? If you are still in your teens, you can have quite a big difference in your periods from one year to the next. Mine didn't start to actually hurt for about 2 years when I first got mine. If you are having sex, they can change. If you've had a baby they can change. If you feel like something is wrong, then you can always tell your doctor, it never hurts to get things checked out....
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