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Q: Vomiting during menstruation
asked by: jdviolin on June 17th, 2009
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Hello everybody,

I'm a healthy 24 year old female. I've never been pregnant, nor do I want to. Since I was about 15 or 16, every couple of months I get severe pain the day before or first day of my period. I'm not talking about the usual cramps, bloating, or back pain. I mean serious nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and dizziness. It feels like I'm gonna faint. I can't keep anything down. Nothing. Not aspirin, tea, water, crackers...I literally mean nothing! This usually lasts from 24-36 hours. These symptoms usually hit with a dead force, with no warning signs. Within the first half hour, I loose all color in my face. Is this normal? One doctor did an ultrasound and everything came out fine. She originally wanted to do a pelvic exam, but because it was my first time, it didn't exactly work--which is why she just had the ultrasound done. (not that that was more comfortable) Should I talk to another doctor? Or consider taking birth control pills? Thanks in advance for any and all advice!
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replied on June 20th, 2009
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YES, you should talk to your doctor!! Always talk to your doctor when something unusual happens to your body, especially if you're experiencing such violent symptoms.

The doc might prescribe birth control pills to even things out. A friend of mine has a genetic blood disorder (I can't remember the name of it I'm sorry!) that used to cause her a LOT of pain when she would have her period. She takes birth control and medication to regulate it and she is okay now. When you go to the doctor, you should ask him/her questions about blood disorders.
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