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I feel as if my legs have no energy to stand or walk before getting my period.is it normal?how to treat it?
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Dysmenorrhea : Some women could have severe cramping (leg and thigh pain)during the first 2 days of period (or a day before), this is called dysmenorrhea. This is normal most of the times, taking ibuprofen- three times a day(200-400mg with food) will help you. If you still have persistent severe pain , see your obgyn.
Answered 10/4/2016
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