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Home Remedies For Regular Periods Tips

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Gynaecologist•Pune
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Vaginal bleeding is something that most women experience between their periods when they are not due for a menstrual cycle. It is considered as an abnormal occurrence when you bleed before you are expecting your menstrual period, or after you are done with your monthly cycle. It is usually characterised by bouts of spots where a thick brown reddish discharge may be experienced. Also, this kind of bleeding is considered abnormal if it occurs during pregnancy or menopause.

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Bloating, cramping, headaches, nausea are very common during menstruation painful symptoms women go through when during their monthly cycle. During this time, women tend to crave salt, desserts, caffeine or liquor. One should look out for different alternatives to prevent menstrual cramps and satisfy their cravings.

Menstrual cramps cause a great deal during the menstrual cycle since the withdrawals interrupt the bloodstream to the wall of the uterus. Stomach aches, lower back pain and ...more
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So you have just found out that you are pregnant and you and your partner are over the moon about it! While congratulations are in order, so are a host of tips which will help you settle into the pregnancy. It is important to remember that the first trimester of your pregnancy is a crucial phase where you may not change that much physically, but will be prone to many emotional changes. It is also a phase where you will make way for the changes that will inevitably come in the next two trimesters...more
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Made up of anti-fermented leaves green tea has a higher level of antioxidants present in it. Green tea provide numerous health benefits to people along. Not known by many people green tea is also beneficial during periods.

It is known for influencing the hormonal level and affects estrogen level and fertility in women. Green tea also reduces the number of cramps during periods. Hence if a woman is going through menstruation then she can consume 1-2 cups of green tea in a day.

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The disruption of the normal female cycles of menstruation and ovulation after the age of 45 and the loss of her ability to conceive naturally is known as menopause. The associated symptoms of menopause are heat flushes, insomnia, weight gain, depression, nausea and fatigue. While hormone replacement therapy is the most common procedure to provide relief from menopausal symptoms, natural homeopathic remedies can also be used for the same. These remedies are completely safe as opposed to hormone ...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Indore
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Menstrual cramps can range from a mild nuisance lasting a day or two to several days of unbearable pain that interferes with everyday activities. They re one of the most common causes of pelvic pain and many experience them just before and during their period.
The pain is caused by uterine contractions that happen just before or during the onset of your period.

Do I know if my cramps are severe?

Menstrual cramps feel like a throbbing or cramping pain in your lower abdomen. ...more
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The time you missed your period, you may go through a range of emotions. If you have been attempting to get pregnant, your heart may fill with joy and hope. Although, if that is not what you want, you may feel frustrated and stressed out even though it is likely that you are not pregnant. However, pregnancy is not the only cause of missing a period. There can be a great number of possibilities that may lead to missing a period.

Here is a list of common causes of missing a period:
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Abnormal uterine bleeding, formerly known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding, is vaginal bleeding that cannot be related to pelvic injuries, miscarriage, pregnancyor menstrual cycle.

Symptoms:

The cycle changes and the bleeding become heavier.

Bleeding lasts for 7 days or more.

A tender or dry vagina.

Abnormal mood swings.

Hot flashes.

Nausea.

Excessive body hair, especially on the back, chest and face.

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Homeopathy Doctor•Agartala
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For some women, a period can be more than just uncomfortable. There are a number of menstrual problems that could affect women. These range from irregular periods to excessive bleeding and premenstrual syndrome. The good news is that homeopathy can be used to effectively treat these problems. Homeopathy is a holistic form of treatment that addresses the root cause of the problem instead of the symptoms. Additionally, it has negligible side effects.

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Homeopathy Doctor•Indore
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Amenorrhea


The absence of monthly menstrual periods.

Common causes of this symptom

The absence of periods can have causes that aren't due to underlying disease. Examples include menopause, pregnancy, use of birth control, medication side effects, delayed puberty and stress.

Lifestyle and home remedies

Some lifestyle factors such as too much exercise or too little food can cause amenorrhea, so strive for balance in work, recreation and rest. A...more
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