pelvic cramps before period & worse afterwards, pain radiating down my thighs, had period feb4 again feb26 & now march 27, neg pregnant test, what's wrong?

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Hi i'm 20 and am 9 days late for my period two pregnancy tests came back negative & I have pelvic cramps and dizziness what could it be and what's next?

Answer 1

?? Endometriosis: Your pain symptoms are consistent with endometriosis. The cycle length you are experiencing is within the range of normal, which can be from 21 to 36 days from the beginning of one period to the beginning of the next.

Answer 2

Uterine movement: It could be movement of the uterus during intercourse. It is held in place by ligaments which can get stretched.

Answer 3

First and foremost: The fracture has to be immobilized by a cast or splint. That alone will make things a lot better. After that, there are pain medications to help deal with the early days following the injury. The pain will ease up considerably, long before the fracture has completely healed.

Answer 4

Be aware : Be aware of proper body mechanics by using your legs as your power source and keeping the load close to your body while avoiding any type of twisting or rotation as you lift. Know your limits especially with large, bulky objects or heavy ones.

Answer 5

Supportive footwear: Heel pain often caused by insufficient support of feet. Orthotics are very helpful.

Answer 6

Supportive shoes and: If you have some mechanical abnormalities, orthotics. Its a combination of faulty mechanics meeting with opportunity that provides the trigger for heel pain.

Answer 7

Stretching: Keep the plantar fascia stretched out. Wear proper shoes for activity.Avoid hard surfaces as much as possible.

Answer 8

Depends on the cause: Heel pain is most often caused by plantar fasciitis, a condition that is sometimes also called heel spur syndrome when a spur is present. Heel pain may also be due to other causes, such as, diabetic neuropathy, infection, tendonitis, arthritis, stress fracture, nerve irritation, retained foreign body, bone tumor, or a cyst. Have it evaluated by a professional and get the appropriate treatment.

Answer 9

By keEping : Your achilles' tendon well stretched.

Answer 10

Yes, it's great.: It's best to taper off the zoloft (sertraline) and your doctor has an excellent plan.

Answer 11

Zoloft (sertraline): You did not mention the dose, but if your doctor recommends it, u should be fine. Just inform your doctor of any changes, and congratulations in advance.

Answer 12

No: Tapering off SSRI antidepressants is not done by stretching out the time between doses, it's done by gradually decreasing the daily dose. Taking a Zoloft (sertraline) (of any usual dose, say 50 or 100 mg) every 3 days may lead to a cycle of repeated withdrawals 1-2 days after each dose. (This doesn't apply to Prozac due to its long half-life, but it does to Zoloft (sertraline).) Talk to your doc about taking less daily.

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