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Notably, for many females, period pain & menstrual cramps can be slightly more severe than the other.

However, you should definitely report to your health care professional if you have any of those conditions:

• medications such as NSAIDs and self-care steps does not help
• the period pain interferes with your daily routine
• the cramps suddenly get worse
• develops a fever along with your period pain
• you still have the menstrual pain even when you are not getting your period

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To know further with regards to your condition, or to be able to decide on which therapy best suited for your condition, additional assessment must be done. With that being said we encourage you to consult with the nearest clinic or hospital in your area.

For now, drink plenty of water, take a few paracetamol pills wisely & ensure to maximise your rest in order to avoid menstrual cramp side-effects and to try to alleviate your pain. I urged you not to take any medication & supplements (other than basic NSAIDS) prior to seeking a doctor at certified clinics or hospitals To prevent any possible adverse event following the uptake of unprescribed drugs.

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