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Question
22 Jan 2008
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Perid Pains
My daughter of 15 years has got serious mentrual pains (her first day), I took her to a GP but the medication does nothing.
Q. what are the causes?
Q. what can be used to cure them?
Q. Are there any special diets?
Q. what are the causes?
Q. what can be used to cure them?
Q. Are there any special diets?
GynaeDoc
This is typical primary or 'normal' period pains.
You don't say what medication she was given. Ponstan often helps, especially if it is started a day or two before the period is due. The Pill also helps.
Best wishes
You don't say what medication she was given. Ponstan often helps, especially if it is started a day or two before the period is due. The Pill also helps.
Best wishes
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