Menstrual cramps, which is medically termed as dysmenorrhea, affects an astounding 95 percent of women who have monthly periods, according to the journal Human Reproductive Update. Also known as period pain, this level of discomfort varies from the annoying to severely painful, which could disrupt a woman’s activities.
The causes of menstrual cramps are different with every woman. Some may experience this pain without any underlying conditions while others have dysmenorrhea due to health issues like endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or pelvic inflammatory disease.
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