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OB/GYN Dr. Nita Landry explains why some women experience back pain instead of cramps during their period.

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Back pain affects 80 percent of people at some point in their lives, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. But not all women get back pain during their periods. So if you do, is it normal, or could something be wrong?

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Back pain in the first trimester of pregnancy can be anything from weight gain, obesity, postural changes, no exercise or uterine contractions which are happening in a normal pregnancy or it can be a part of an abnormal pregnancy. So rule out any abnormal pregnancy. If not, correct the posture of the patient, and counsel the patient that there are several ways of bringing it down, the first is to sleep on the sides. Avoid sleeping on the back when there is back pain. Otherwise, there are no issues. Also use pain killer gels available in the market. Use hot water bags on the back, not continuously, put hot water bags between the chair and the back. Give some support and it relieves back pain. Then walk, exercise, swimming, brings down the back pain to an extent. Treatment is not required unless there is another abnormality which has to be ruled out. These are the thing which you can do to control the back pain.

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The severe pounding of a migraine can last for hours or days — but pain isn’t the only symptom. Migraines can impact other parts of your body, too.

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