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good thing is that if it was irregular menstrual periods it can be regulated by normalizing the hormonal levels. do you know what they do with prolonged periods. |
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Three common menstrual disorder are cramps, heavy bleeding for prolonged periods, and irregular or absent periods. |
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Abnormal menstrual periods can be a sign of a disorder. If you have very painful cramps it can be endometrisis. Have a checkup to clear things. |
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abnormal menstrual period can be a sign that not everything is well. there are women who skip periods so this can be a disorder. |
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cramps is a disorder? or a symptom of a disorder? |
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severe cramps can be a sign of endometriosis. this is because there is bleeding in other parts other than the uterus due to the presence of the endometrial cell in other parts of the reproductive organs. |
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the menstrual cycle is a result of the coordination of the reproductive system, the endocrine system, and the nervous system. If there is a disorder it might one of the system might not function well. |
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having this menstrual disorders must see an obgyn guys...in preparation for future pregnancy..aat least we know the prevention earlier |
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For menstrual cycle-related problems, such as cramping or premenstrual syndrome, you can take steps to prevent or minimize your discomfort and pain. While you may not be able to prevent PMS symptoms, there are many strategies you can use to prepare for them and in some cases make the symptoms less severe. |