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Is it normal to have middle and upper mild pain when you have your period?
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Mild pain normal: Pain, bloating, and cramping most commonly occurs in lower abdomen during period but can extend over entire abdomen. Usually medications like ibuprofen or tyelonol help most in addition to warm compresses, baths, and sleep.
Answered 9/12/2017
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