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Q: Question About Cycle Bloating

asked by: old_hollywood_romance on December 22nd, 2007

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Is it normal for bloating to come and go throughout your cycle? For example, my cycle is 30 days long. I just had my peirod on the 13th of December, a couple of days after my period I felt kind of bloated. It would go away for a day or two. Then it would come back for a day or two, then it would go away again. I'm almost at my ovulation time so I'm bloated right now, but I was just wondering if this is normal. I feel bloated or I feel at least some kind of pressure in my lower abdomen. Is this normal?Thanks!

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Tylanas

replied on December 23rd, 2007

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As long as this bloating doesn't cause you incredible discomfort or interferes with your daily activities I don't know what you can do about it. Midol and other menstrual medicines do help to decrease bloating, so you could possibly take one a day to keep bloating down.

Becky

replied on December 23rd, 2007

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Bloating is a PMS symptom so I'm assuming it is normal

young Girl

replied on December 23rd, 2007

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yes its normal as long as you arent in pain like eiri said

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