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ovulation pain
hi ,I have ovulation pain and usualy lasts approx 1 day.It is a dull aching pain, can be left or right ovary, my cycle is between 28-32 days
I was diagnosed with endrometiosis and took me 8 years to have a baby, that was 11 years ago, I am now 42 years old.
then approx 14 days after ovulation i have a very painful (for first day) period which usually last around 5 days and at the moment have been very red and dark clots. Is there anything i can try for both of these conditions. I am taking medicaton for underactive thyroid.
any help will be appreciated.
holme12 on 2006-05-22
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please put down all the details of your physical sufferings and about yourself.
1. Mental and physical symptoms before, during and after your menses.
2. Are the menses always on time or irregular.
3. profuse, normal or scanty.
4. thick or thin.
what are your other problems in your body.
tell us something about yourself, your nature, response to hot or cold climates, fears, cravings, aversions, thirst.
how and why do u consider yourself different from others. do have any peculiar feeling, sensation in your body or mind often?
1. Mental and physical symptoms before, during and after your menses.
2. Are the menses always on time or irregular.
3. profuse, normal or scanty.
4. thick or thin.
what are your other problems in your body.
tell us something about yourself, your nature, response to hot or cold climates, fears, cravings, aversions, thirst.
how and why do u consider yourself different from others. do have any peculiar feeling, sensation in your body or mind often?
♡ rishimba last decade
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