Many women start to tremble when the time for their period to come down approaches. If you are from the group that the drop in menstruation does not disturb daily life at all, congratulations! Although this fact should be normal, the reality is that many women suffer excruciating pain during their period. If it is […]
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Premenstrual syndrome is the one that brings with it all the symptoms that a woman feels the days before having her period. Pain (dysmenorrhea), tiredness and fatigue are some of them. Sometimes these symptoms become very strong, in others they go almost unnoticed. This syndrome also depends on each woman, since not all of them suffer from it, nor do they all
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There are women who are lucky and who don’t notice much the pain of their period when their period comes every month, they have some blood clots and little else. In the vast majority of cases, women do feel period pain, in some cases it is so exaggerated that it prevents them from even having a normal life. But, what
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When menstrual cycles last less than 21 days, we are facing what is known as polymenorrhea. The time elapsed between ovulation and the luteal phase is excessively short. Normally, the first phase of the menstrual cycle lasts 12 to 14 days, in the case of polymenorrhea it is shortened to 6-8 days, thus advancing the second phase,
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