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Are these pains normal?
Every time my period comes around, I ALWAYS have some pretty intense knee pains. It almost feels extremely sore, but I can't get relief without medicine. It is usually only my right knee, but sometimes I'll also feel it in my other knee and joints. I also tend to feel nauseated the first day of my period. Are these issues normal? Has anybody else experienced them?
Uh... learn to spell?
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Consult a Gynecologist for your problem. He will describe it better about your problem.
- correiaLv 45 years ago
If you are worried, it is smart to invite your clinical supplier. There are factors to sharp affliction in the course of being pregnant which can be traditional, equivalent to a pinched nerve brought about by means of the little one's function. Also, I skilled some thing else that's traditional with various levels of affliction: the muscle mass across the uterus ought to stretch and pull as your little one grows, and commonly you suppose sharp affliction as this occurs. I skilled beautiful common sharp stabbing affliction, however not anything used to be improper. But all stated, with affliction as you are describing, I'd pass into the health care professional. It's continuously bigger to trap a drawback instantly in order that it does not worsen.
- 1 decade ago
first off learn to spell.
Next time you havre a period, mix it with ice and i will drink that blood slurpee.
