Warning Sign! What Type of Menstrual Cramps May Indicate an Abnormal Condition?

Warning Sign! What Type of Menstrual Cramps May Indicate an Abnormal Condition?
      For many women, “that time of the month” often comes with menstrual cramps—something that’s become so common it’s often overlooked. Mild pain that doesn’t interfere with daily life may seem normal, but how do you know when your menstrual pain is something more serious?

Today we’re sharing key warning signs to help you determine if your cramps are beyond normal :

• Increasing pain that shows no signs of relief
• Taking painkillers, but still feeling the pain
• Abdominal pain accompanied by fever
• Persistent lower abdominal pain even without menstruation
• Heavy bleeding, such as needing to change pads every hour
• Signs of infection—itchiness, foul-smelling discharge, or abnormal period color

      Menstrual pain is common in women of reproductive age. While mild symptoms are part of the cycle for many, chronic or severe pain can be a sign of an underlying condition that needs specialized care. If you experience any of the above symptoms, consult a gynecologist promptly for accurate diagnosis and timely treatment—because your quality of life matters.


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