The uterus, or where the baby would grow if one were to become pregnant. Each menstrual cycle, a uterus lines itself with blood for support for a baby, if it were to happen. If not, by the end of the month, the uterus expels the old blood and the unused egg, giving the woman a period. After it is over, the cycle repeats, lining itself with blood before eventually disposing of it.
The uterus is a muscle, so it must move itself to expel the stored up blood. These muscles moving are usually the cause of common menstrual cramps. Taking a muscle relaxant, such as Midol, combined with a pain reliever, will help lessen the pain from cramps.
Mostly its because your blood and things that happen in your body
Cramping can happen whenever! I sometimes get cramps 2 weeks before I actually start my period. My worse cramps come the day before and the day of my period.
Many women do not have cramps with their period and most women don't have cramps after childbirth.
Many women do not have cramps with their period and most women don't have cramps after childbirth.
It depends on the person. I don't get cramps whenever I have my period, but others have serious cramps.
Yes they do.. thay do not get period cramps but they can get muscle cramps.
No, you won't have cramps until you start your period.
Is it normal to get period cramps while on the pill?
A cramp free period means you had no cramps, nothing more.
you get discharge ( white or clear gooey substance) and sometimes your stomach hurts, and you can get cramps
Yes, you can still have cramps.
cramps.