How do I relieve the pain?

[Chasta]

Hello guys and girls, hope to find an answer here, sowill appreciate your input. During the menstruation I get a very badpain in the ovaries, so every month I definitely get 2-3 days ofquite intense pain. Have tried some painkillers, but they don't seemto work consistently. Is there any medicine that can help with that,or is meant for that?

 

[SteveMobsterG]

Go speak to your doctor.

 

[stevesmi]

that sucks. a lot of women have this issue. sometimes it is so bad they are bed ridden. find a good doctor who can prescribe you something for this to have on hand. i hope you get it squared

 

[muskate]

Slight cramping during your menstrual cycle is normal but extreme pain is NOT normal. I would book an appointment with your doctor and get an ultrasound done. Something could be seriously wrong. The side effects you are describing sound like a cyst on one of your ovaries.

I would get this professionally checked out as soon as possible.

 

[MasonicBodybuilder]

I would check with the doctor. I don't know of any supplements or diet changes that could fix this issue.

 

[Chasta]

I suppose that I have to go and see a doctor. Is there anything you know might help?

 

[SteveMobsterG]

Seeing a doctor? Yes. I ring and make an appointment then make sure I go. Be sure to tell them the symptoms. It's not an uncommon issue.

 

[stevesmi]

I suppose that I have to go and see a doctor. Is there anything you know might help?

they sell PMS meds in the drug store. but it is very hit or miss. my ex would be bed ridden sometimes and nothing would help her

 

[Lev Butlerov]

Unfortunately, there is nothing really reliable for PMS pain. My wife has the same problem, and so far we could not come up with anything that would be helpful. As sad as it may sound, that is how mother nature treats women. Would be glad to be able to help you, but there is nothing really that can be done.

 

[muskate]

Try purchasing a evening primrose or borage oil supplement. They contain the essential fatty acid GLA.

GLA helps regulate hormone levels and goes a long way in preventing PMS symptoms.