Not every woman has menstrual pain, but it can be a normal part of how the body works.

Once the medical condition is treated, the menstrual pain usually goes away.

In the past, women used it to soothe menstrual pain.

Now you know: Menstrual pain can be perfectly normal - or the sign of a serious medical issue.

We know that men don't suffer menstrual pain, but that's not the only fun they're missing.

Chances are they'll do the same for menstrual pain.

Women who exercise regularly often have less menstrual pain.

Some women use tree of heaven for vaginal infections and menstrual pain.

But some women experience prolonged periods with very heavy bleeding and severe menstrual pain.

Try one or more of the following tips to help relieve your menstrual pain:

They are included in herbal remedies for menstrual pain and minor physical trauma.

It is also used to treat menstrual pain.

Comment: Works great for my Sciatica and really bad menstrual pain.

They were lilce menstrual pains, only far more severe.

Primary dysmenorrhea refers to menstrual pain that occurs in otherwise healthy women.

If your menstrual pain is strong enough to interfere with activities, you should consult your physician.

Ambucetamide is an antispasmodic found to be particularly effective for the relief of menstrual pain.

Crocus has been discovered to have many medicinal values including the relief of menstrual pain.

Birth control hormones lower your level of prostaglandins, which are one cause of menstrual pain.

For example, there's no solid evidence that it can treat asthma, high blood pressure, menstrual pain, or fibromyalgia.

Endometriosis is one cause of severe menstrual pain.

This type of medicine lowers prostaglandins, which cause menstrual pain, and reduces bleeding during your period.

As a folk remedy, black haw has been used to treat menstrual pain, and morning sickness.

Birth control hormones help relieve menstrual pain and lighten bleeding for most women.1 They also prevent pregnancy.

(Women taking birth control pills have less menstrual pain.)