People have always heard that when women spend a lot of time together, the rules are synchronized that we menstruate at the same time. This is something that all women know happens, because without any scientific basis women know that this is the case, because it just happens, without a pattern. But the period is not synchronized with any […]
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Menstrual pain is known as dysmenorrhea and it is one of the symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome. Among the most common symptoms is also tiredness or fatigue, mood changes and greater susceptibility to everyday issues. But without hesitation the most annoying is the pain. In general, it usually appears in the middle of the cycle, at ovulation, and a few days before menstruation. This is
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On some occasions we wait (or not) for the arrival of the period and we find a blood loss that has nothing to do with it: implantation bleeding. It is common to confuse one with the other, although there are distinctions between them that will allow you to differentiate it. As you know, menstruation is the result of an unfertilized ovum and appears
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The delay in menstruation is one of the biggest headaches for women. While there are some who fear this delay for fear of getting pregnant, there are others who want to be mothers and look forward to that moment when their period does not come and they can see a positive pregnancy test. However, it is not only
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Can you get pregnant without having your period? Yes, it is possible, but also unlikely. If you haven’t had your period for months, it’s time to visit the gynecologist, as there may be many reasons why your period doesn’t come down. Could you be pregnant and not know it? Do you want to get pregnant and your period doesn’t come down? What does
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Menstrual cramps are characterized by intense pain in the lower abdominal area that can appear the days before the arrival of the rule and during it. They are more common in young girls, especially those who have just menarched, and the intensity of pain usually decreases with age. There are those who simply consider PMS a simple nuisance and for those
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When a woman has her period, she begins to get to know her body and to experience the pain that comes with not only having her period, but also the pain that precedes it. And it is that although the period lasts from 3 to 7 days depending on each woman, the cycle lasts the whole month and depending on
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Aspirin is a medicine, whose main compound is acetylsalicylic acid, used mainly to reduce inflammation and fever. The way it works is by preventing platelets (blood cells) from sticking together and thus forming clots. It is for this reason that they are ‘prescribed’ to those people who have just suffered a heart attack, to prevent clots from forming in the arteries. Aspirin also works
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Pain relievers such as ibuprofen or paracetamol can be of great help at specific times to reduce menstrual pain. However, if there are natural options that can help us reduce those pains, much better. We tell you what are the best foods to avoid menstrual pain. And it is that although there are lucky women who have never felt the pain of
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Throughout time it has always been believed that a woman could not get pregnant on the days that she has her period. This is one more false myth about menstruation that has been present in our society from past centuries to the 21st century. What is true is that it is more difficult to get pregnant while on your
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