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Do we get pain in upper stomach before period
I am expecting my periods in 3 days time. But from today morning I am getting pain in my upper stomach. Is this pain in upper stomach because of periods? Why does stomach pain in periods? I am 27 year old girl, how do I get relief from this pain?
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Could be abdominal cramps
Could be due to early inflammatory bowel disease..
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Dr. Diana Borgio
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Cramps are a relatively typical part of Pre menestrual symptoms.Premenstrual cramping (before your period starts) usually happens a day or two before your period begins and stops after the first day or two of your period.
Next Steps
if pain gets severe then please consult a gynaecologist
Health Tips
There are a few ways to help ease cramps: Take over-the-counter pain medicine. Exercise. Put a heating pad on your belly or lower back. Take a hot bath.
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