pain in neck and stomach during period Posted: 12-23-07 01:29am
Hello, well i noticed back in maybe 2004
that everytime my period is on my neck has
a severe constant pain on the right side
and i also have a severe almost piercing
constant pain on the right side of my
stomach. It always happens in the same
spots, i stay on my period for five days
and sometimes the pain lasts the whole
five days and sometimes it only last maybe
1 or 2 days. I've asked doctors about it
and they give me a dumb founded look, i
was supposed to have tests done but was in
the midst of moving and busy with family.
I plan to find a doctor here to ask about
this problem. I find myself popping 3 to 4
tylenol pills which is very bad but it
takes the pain away for maybe an hour or
less. Anyway to make a long story short,
has anyone else had this problem??? I am
24 years old and this never happened to me
until 2004. I have 2 kids, my last child
was born in 2001, i do not know if that
has something to do with it. I am
basically worried that it may be something
serious. Any advice or help would be
appreciated!
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princess24
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Bump...anyone?? Posted: 12-24-07 13:16pm
BUMP!
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young Girl
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Posted: 12-24-07 13:19pm
i would definately see a dr because i have
no idea
could be numerous things
but the stomach pain sounds almost normal
i get that too
the neck thing though idk
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princess24
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Thanks For the Input Posted: 12-26-07 02:08am
yeah, i am used to stomach cramps but the
type of pain that i have is like a pain i
cannot describe and stangely the stomach
pain and neck pain is always on the right
side and constant. i will see a doctor
soon. thanks
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mominashoe
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Posted: 12-26-07 06:27am
Don't overdose on Tylenol. If you need
something stronger, you can take
ibuprofen.
If the doctor can't find what's the
matter, you can try seeing a chiropractor.
That would at least help with the pain in
your neck. Some times pain that we feel
is relocated and has nothing to do with
that area where we feel pain. That may be
why the doctors can't find anything wrong.
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princess24
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Tried Ibuprofen Posted: 12-30-07 23:20pm
nothing helps, i've tried all of the
above...however i was prescribed
hydrocodone vicodin) after my tooth was
pulled, the pain did not bother me so i
did not take the meds. when that time of
the month came i decided to try the
hydrocodone and it helped...i explained
this to my doctor but he did not want to
prescribe it because he thought i would
become addicted. also, i have not had
any test about this problem yet, when i
explain what is happening the doctors do
not know what is going on. thanks ladies.
