Ladieees Only Pleeese..?

Question:

I'm not really sure how to ask this question without sounding confusing.I'm having 'menstrual'-like cramps, but my period isn't due for about another 2 weeks. Is this normal? has anyone else experienced this?

Answers:
Ovulation sometimes brings on similar symptoms, however so do other conditions.

If you are having any other symptoms, you may want to check out the symptoms link at www.hufa.org. If you are having more than a couple, it might be due to a blood sugar imbalance - high or low. Irregardless, knowing how blood sugar works and how to ease imbalances that happen naturally may help ease any other PMS symptoms you have.

Other Answers:
yeah sometimes it's like this when you drink ice cold water.

totally normal.
it's the egg developing.

you could just be getting ready to start your period early. But if the cramps continue without your period starting, go see a doc.

Are you on BC pills? If you missed 3, you will restart your cycle. If you're not on anything, you could just have irregular periods if you start bleeding. Otherwise, it could just be gas. :D

Yes it is normal.

It could be coming soon, the best is still seeing a doctor. From my experience if it is really menstrual cramps they will likely give you some medicine to relax your muscle. To reduce PMS, do take enough magnesium. It can reduce stomach cramps, pain, depression and water retention.

when you get more shover and drink cold liquids and cold nature fruites and foods it cause menstrual cramps. avoide drinking and eating those cold and cold nature thinngs and do take bath when you feel cold i mean during your period.

stay safe and sound

yeah its normal

It could be that you are ovulating. But if the cramps are bad, check with your doctor to make sure you do not have endrometrious.
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My sister-in-law, she had endrometrious and the only sign was cramps

totally normal. It's ovulation cramps called petit pain (pronounced: peteeet pan).

Normal. Your body is getting ready to release the egg.

A lot of people start having cramps up to 2 weeks before their period. Its normal. But if you are really concerned you should go see a doctor.

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