#Dysmenorrhoea

[bobbydearest]

^me currently (aunt flo unexpectedly arrived today and I'm currently very very low on supplies)

Vs

^my bf anytime during aunt flos visit either at the beginning or end of the month (fun fact my bf is just as tall as Sammy but garthish built so yea)

I LEAVE ON HOLIDAY TOMORROW AROUND 4 4:30P.M AND SHE DECIDES TO APPEAR THIS MORNING

@sweater-daddiesdumbdork @holylulusworld @georgiapeach30513 @impala-dreamer @jobean12-blog @fuckyeahdindjarin @theimaginesyouneveraskedfor, @cheeky-foxx @the-ginger-hedge-witch @luveline @angryschnauzer @toomanystoriessolittletime and all the other lovelies whom I forgot

[pageportals]

My period decided to take an extra Bad Pain Day which means I only have one Actually Effective Pain Pill left and taking it feels like Odysseus taunting the gods so I'm just sitting here like

[lalitrajsingh]

रुक्मणि II Ixora_coccinea II पित्त, dysmenorrhea, Sedative, शामक, आँख आना, Ulcer, व्रण, Blood, diy

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[livewellclinics]

Chronic pelvic pain is poorly understood and often not recognised because it does not show on scans or at an operation.

[andebonn]

'That Conversation' (Doctor Doctor version)

[healthmonastery]

Painful Periods : Home Remedies For Menstrual Cramps

Having a menstrual cycle is a boon for all women as it keeps many health problems away and is the only way to nurture a new life within oneself. But painful periods can trash all the good thoughts about being a woman. And I’m sure all the girls and women who experience severe period pain will 100 per cent agree with me. But thanks to ancient medicine and home remedies that can help to relieve…

[storm-of-feathers]

some dumb cunt was sitting just parked in the middle of the fucking road texting. no hazards or anything. just parked there. today could've been the day I snapped

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Today’s disabled character of the day is Yasmin from The Hunt for the Holy Pearl, who has dysmenorrhoea

Requested by Anon

[Image Description: Drawing of a young girl with short curly dark brown hair and brown eyes. She has a couple of moles under her left eye. She's wearing a white shoulder less blouse with chuihu sleeves. She is holding a gray piece of paper open with both hands.]

[kalpalatas]

i know it's the depressive episode making me feel pain more acutely but JESUS FUCKING CHRIST i think wombie over here really wants me dead this time

[julsvu]

haiii! I was wondering if it was ok to request monoma taking care of his s/o who's currently experiencing really bad cramps? Feel free to ignore this if you're not comfortable writing it, have a nice day/night though!!!

gn! reader

💬: hello!! of course :3 have a nice day/night too, anon! to anyone who's reading this and having cramps, i hope you feel better soon ♡♡

📒: fluff, headcanons!

would pull kendo aside and ask how to deal with bad cramps

at first she teased him, saying, "you have your man period now?" with an arched brow

and then she caught his seriously worried expression

she sighed before basically giving tips to him

during the rest of the day, neito toned down his teasing towards you- including his snarky remarks

there'd be a little jab right here and there, but never about your menstrual cycle at all

he'd hold your hand and offer your cuddles in your dorm, placing some chocolate on your beside table

carries spare pads/tampons in his pocket for you

i feel like bro would know when your menstrual cycle starts and ends too 😭😭 like he'd just notice it out of nowhere

PAMPERS YOU A LOTTTT

if you ever gain dysmenorrhoea, he goes caretaker + boyfriend mode

making you herbal tea, running you a warm bath, giving you a massage- everything

if you want something from the store, he'll get it in like 5 seconds 😭

also offers you pain killers if you need it

overall, I'd think he'd be really really caring, more than his usual self if his s/o was on their period :)

© 2024 JULSVU. all rights reserved. please don't plagiarize, translate, put in other websites or copy my work without permission. ty!

[raphael-angele]

Nico is a baby (in love), Bianca is alive

Inspired by one of the posts I've recently reblogged.

Gods, I haven't made these in a while...

*knock knock*

Thalia: Oh, hey, Nico.

Nico: Is Bia in?

Thalia: Yeah, just a sec. Bianca!!

Bianca: Yes? *notices Nico* Oh, hi, Nico.

Nico: Hi. Can you two do me a favor?

Bianca: Uhh *looks at Thalia*

Thalia: What's up?

Nico: So, as you guys may know, tomorrow is my anniversary with Will.

Bianca: Yes, we're aware. You've been nonstop planning for days.

Nico: Anyway, I wanted to ask if it would be possible for you guys to make sure no one interrupts us? Like, nothing too elaborate. But make sure there's no medical emergencies?

Bianca and Thalia: *look at each other*

Thalia: Yeah, okay. Leave it to us, kiddo.

Nico: *sighs in relief* Thanks, guys.

The next Day:

Will: Huh. Look at that! Nearly 3 pm and I havent gotten an emergency call to the infirmary. Can you believe that?

Nico: See? I told you we'd be okay

Will: Yeah, okay. You were right *kisses his cheek*

Meanwhile:

Thalia:

Hermes Cabin:

Travis: Hey, Thalia

Thalia: What?

Travis: We just got a package. They said it's just by the camp gate.

Thalia: Peyton, go get their package

Peyton: On it.

Travis: Thank you.

Hermes Cabin Camper: This is stupid. You can't just keep us in here the whole day.

Thalia: We can and we will.

Hermes Cabin Camper: We'd like to see you try.

Thalia: Sit your ass down.

Hermes Cabin Camper: Yes, mam.

Meanwhile:

Kayla: And be sure to eat something before you take the medicine.

Camper: Thanks, Kayla.

Kayla: Sure, no prob.

Greta (HoA, child of Apollo): Hey.

Austin: Hey. Kayla! Greta's back.

Greta: So, rundown: Ares boy scraped his knee so I applied betadine and patched him up. Aphrodite girl needed some dysmenorrhoea meds. And this Hephastus kid got 1st degree burns on his arm. I poured as much cold water as I could on it and wrapped it a towel so here he is.

Austin: Alright. Thanks, Greta

Greta: Sure, no prob.

Meanwhile:

Percy:

Bianca: *reading a book*

Percy: Can I just-

Bianca: No.

Percy: But I-

Bianca: No.

*knock knock*

Bianca: Who is it?

Annabeth: It's Annabeth.

Bianca: *opens the door* Hi, Annabeth. Sorry, Percy's on lockdown right now.

Annabeth: Why?

Bianca: Short version is that today is Will and Nico's anniversary and we don't trust Percy to not cause chaos today that doesn't end up with anyone in the infirmary.

Annabeth: ...I see...want me to help?

Bianca: That'd be great, thanks.

[eldrai]

Love looking up IBS because it's just like may cause [symptom doctors never mentioned was related] [symptom doctors never mentioned was related] [symptom doctors never mentioned was related] [symptom doctors never mentioned was related] and abdominal pain!

Like wow. Thanks. Glad I spent so much time as a literal child worrying there was something seriously wrong with me because I had other symptoms.

Anyway, here's a few symptoms in case it is ever useful to someone:

The ones you probably know

Constipation

Diarrhoea (including mucus)

Bloating

Abdominal pain/cramping

The ones you might know

Bloating

Nausea

Indigestion

The ones you probably don't

Headaches

Fatigue

Dysmenorrhoea (heavy periods)

Pelvic pain

Back pain

Interstitial cystitis + other bladder problems

Sleep disturbances

Joint pain

[lalitrajsingh]

उलटकंबल I Abroma_augusta I Albuminuria_श्वेतकमेह_गर्भधारण_Pregnancy_Dysmenorrhoea_Bronchitis_Tonic

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[maaarine]

Hormones and their Interaction with the Pain Experience (Katy Vincent and Irene Tracey, 2008)

"One of the most striking physiological differences between men and women is in sex steroid hormones, both the absolute levels and the occurrence of cyclical fluctuations in women.

These hormones are known to be responsible for the embryological development of a male or female phenotype and for successful reproductive function after puberty.

More recently, observations such as the marked differences in pain symptoms between males and females in the period between puberty and the menopause, and the cyclical variations in many clinical pain symptoms in women have suggested that they may also have a role in altering the pain experience. (…)

With the onset of regular ovulation and menstruation, it can be seen that a number of clinical pain conditions show variation in symptom severity across the menstrual cycle.

Clearly the pain of dysmenorrhoea is, by definition, associated with the menstrual cycle, however, the symptoms of temperomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, fibromyalgia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Interstitial Cystitis (IC) and migraine can also show cyclical variation.

The greatest reports of pain symptoms appear to occur at times of low or rapidly falling estrogen levels and the use of the combined oral contraceptive pill (COCP) to give a more constant hormonal level can improve these symptoms. (…)

From puberty onwards, men have significantly higher levels of testosterone and its metabolites than women.

Testosterone appears to have an analgesic effect protecting against the development of painful conditions such as TMJ pain.

Rheumatoid arthritis patients (both male and female) have been shown to have lower androgen levels than sex-matched controls, and androgen administration improves their symptoms, whilst female workers with lower testosterone levels have more work-related neck and shoulder injuries.

However, investigation of the specific effects of testosterone are complicated by the fact that much is metabolised in vivo to estradiol by aromatase, and this is therefore an issue which needs to be addressed in future studies.

Perhaps one of the more intriguing studies to be published recently explored the effect of systemic hormone administration to both male to female (MtF) and female to male (FtM) transsexuals (n=73) during the process of sex reassignment.

They observed that approximately one third of the MtF subjects developed chronic pain during their treatment with estrogen and androgens, and even those that did not, reported a decreased tolerance to painful events and an enhanced sensitivity to thermal stimuli (both warm and cold).

Of those FtM subjects who had chronic pain before the start of treatment, more than half improved after commencing testosterone treatment, reporting reduced numbers of painful episodes and shorter lengths of those that did occur.

Clearly, psychological effects cannot be ignored in this group of subjects, however, this is the only situation where the hormonal milieu in humans can be ethically altered to that of the opposite gender and therefore gives us interesting insights. (…)

In addition to its sensory aspect, pain is an emotional experience.

It is therefore of interest that the life time patterns in pain symptoms in men and women are closely mirrored by those of mood disorders, though with the addition of a perimenopausal peak in mood disorders.

Comparing post-puberty with pre-puberty, rates of significant depression increased two-fold for boys but more than four-fold for girls.

In Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMD), there is no evidence that abnormal levels of hormones occur (unlike in depression associated with thyroid or pituitary dysfunction), rather, it appears that some women are more sensitive to the mood destabilising effects of these hormones.

It is not inconceivable therefore, that a similar situation may exist for pain."

[butchbarbieagainstterfs]

I find it always kinda funny and kinda sad whenever TERFs advocate for removing phrases such as "people who menstruate" "people with an uterus" etc and say "it's WOMEN!!" because. that implies they think women and people are separate categories, when according to their own definition of "adult human female" women are people, since all humans are people.

are women not people?

saying "people who menstruate" actively includes all people who can menstruate, and focuses the attention on menstruation and periods care, such as how to recognise dysmenorrhoea or amenorrhoea.

saying "people with an uterus" actively includes all people with an uterus, and focuses the attention on uterus care, such as uterinal cancer.

saying "people capable of pregnancy" actively includes all people who can become pregnant, and focuses the attention on pregnancies and pregnancy care, such as checking for miscarriages and octopic pregnancies.

not one of these definitions exclude women, since they include all people who can do that, and women were people last I checked.

so. what the fuck is wrong with saying these? they just include more people than simply cis women and TERFs are mad lol.

And even outside of trans men and nonbinary people existing - because ofc terfs would rather no trans person existed - there are cisgender women who none of those things apply to. So saying it that way, rather than “women”, is beneficial to them too.

[ithilwen-blackwood]

Dysmenorrhoea has got to be one of the worst things to experience and to have to go through it at least once a month is INSANE