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The Burden Called A Cycle!

By noah_schnapp September 11, 2020 21 answers Last updated September 11, 2020

I write this not only about my condition, but in general from the fact that we have to endure these unpleasant and painful conditions every month from a physical and mental point of view and feel sick. I will not list them, as they are extremely clear. I can't understand some women who say they're happy it's coming. Personally, I feel desperate every month when it comes to me. I'm starting to say to myself that I'm considering getting rid of this burden, whether with some pills, diets or surgery if I eventually start a family ... What's the point of struggling every month after starting a family and not having to we go through the same nightmare, especially for some. Honestly, the flu and colds, which are not normal, I tolerate many times easier than this normal physical process in the female body. I'd rather catch a cold every month than a cycle. This is a bit of a joke, of course, although I would really prefer it that way. We do not have any advantage or good condition in this period. As if nature is against us. I think how nice it would be to have a cycle only 2-3 times a year, if not without anything, in the name of creating a new life. I hate female nature! Does this damn cycle matter so much to health even after birth !? !! Does this damn cycle matter so much to health even after birth !? !! Does this damn cycle matter so much to health even after birth !? !!

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hotmikerr0 answered · September 11, 2020

   You look like a 14-year-old, read a little about a woman's anatomy. What is there to endure this cycle hurts you 1-2 days and then only blood. Yes, it is clear that no one is happy, but put a little reason. God, to get rid of your diet cycle, I hadn't heard that. J.

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sahabat.anies answered · September 11, 2020

   I have what you want - it comes to me 3-4 times a year because of a hormonal problem. From the beginning, my cycle was super irregular and never got better. And when it came to me, I did not have any pain or discomfort. A friend with painful menstruation kept saying that she envied me a lot for getting rid of this filth. Guess now - she already has two children, and I have two unsuccessful in vitro procedures behind me. If it does not come to you regularly, it means that something in your body is not functioning properly. Is that what you want? Be careful what you wish for.

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fauzibaadilla__ answered · September 11, 2020

   Having a cycle means both fertile and yes, that's a cause for joy! If there was no cycle and you became pregnant (by some other mechanism) and the fetus did not survive the beginning of pregnancy, you would have died of blood poisoning! Well, think again if you do not want to have it (and calm down and this will happen when you enter the critical and then, you will cry that you no longer have a cycle and because of the symptoms associated with its absence)!

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vansskate answered · September 11, 2020

   And I see no reason to grumble, and for me it is super strong for the first 1-3 days, I stay with a tampon and a bandage and sometimes it flows from somewhere. During the night I get up 2-3 times to change. However, if you have children, you can have an operation and it doesn't come to you anymore, but you should know that after such an operation the hormonal balance in the body changes. You will build more muscle mass, and you will start to gain weight on your belly, and wrinkles will come much faster.

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magicthegathering answered · September 11, 2020

   Very simple reasoning. This is part of the nature of women, and in general the cycle defines a woman as healthy. Both physically and mentally. I don't know if you know that under severe stress, the cycle stops for a while in some women, just imagine what a storm is in their brain to stop this process. But most of all, stop thinking so elementary, there are a variety of painkillers and dozens of hygiene products, against this background, such a child's grumbling is funny. Why don't you complain that you have a knee, for example?

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officialbreeolson answered · September 11, 2020

   Glad you have it. I am 18 years old and have not had a cycle for almost a year now due to ovarian disease. I went through a lot of surgeries and pain, and having children is impossible at this stage. Be thankful for what you have when I was little and I was angry and complaining when it came to me, and now I pray that one day it will come to me again.

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switgal answered · September 12, 2020

   As I read what you wrote to the author, I wonder if I didn't write it

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ed_miliband answered · September 12, 2020

   Number 8, thank you for your understanding. Eventually, I'll try to swallow that crap somehow and swallow my heaps of painkillers. And what people say about painkillers doesn't interest me at all, because I only rely on them, not on some useless herbs!

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strawbery_1 answered · September 13, 2020

   When I was 13 I longed to have a cycle. When the girls were discussing their cycle at school, I secretly envied them because I was one of the last ones who hadn't come yet. Since I am a super anxious person since I was a child, I started to fantasize about some things, once I came across an article about a syndrome in which the female genitals are not developed and therefore there is no cycle ... and when I started roaring and shaking , I had imagined that I was sick of this thing and it would not come to me. And here, there is about half a year and it came to me, but I was not as satisfied as in my imagination. My cycle is not heavy, but not easy. The first few days were terrible pain, then normal bleeding. And now it is so and honestly I wonder with what intelligence I wanted so much to come to me. How many seas have I missed because of you ... but I'm still happy, that he has it. Because isn't it bad ... Having it shows that you are of childbearing age and that your body performs normal life processes. I don't know what you put so hard on your heart. If you turn 40, your ovaries will start to age and you will want to have it ... especially if you thought of starting a family late. Drink your painkillers and endure, no matter how bad it is, know that it is given to you by nature for good. F19 know that it is given to you by nature for good. F19 know that it is given to you by nature for good. F19

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forthsexy answered · September 13, 2020

   Come on, congratulations. I also got stomach cramps and heartburn, sometimes accompanied by nausea in the first 1-2 when I felt like it. At the age of 30, I will probably get as many symptoms.

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babygirlalice20 answered · September 13, 2020

   Well, I'm already in the critical and I don't have your great sorrows ... But I prefer to be in your place, even though I had a heavy, heavy and painful menstruation. When it's so hard for you, change your gender, or castrate yourself, gevezanka! I imagine how you will plow the world when you get pregnant, and how you will give birth - is beyond my imagination.

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ajaydevgn answered · September 14, 2020

   Oh my God! It never, ever occurred to me to think in such an absurd way about something so natural. Either some ignorant journalist has started the topic in search of material for her incompetent thinking, or a person is bored to death. If the cycle is a problem, it is simply a signal that the body is roaring to move. Get moving, don't stay on computers for hours.

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13_anonymous answered · September 14, 2020

   # 13 - Complete nonsense ...! I have been dancing since I was 8-9 years old, and now I work as a dancer, but my cycle is always painful and abundant. This with a lot of movement is bullshit, so if you do not have such a problem, please do not give wrong advice. Instead of swearing, he / she had written an adequate opinion that will help every girl. Slower with malice, you will grow old early - do not create unnecessary stress.

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itgetsbetter answered · September 14, 2020

   for №14 Reading my opinion about swearing is your decision. And from movement to movement there is a big difference. As the Russians say, "One heals, the other cripples." And what malice he saw, I also do not understand. For there to be pain in a cycle, the problem is not the existence of the cycle as such, but something else and it must be found. And from dancing, for example, there may be lowered organs. From dancing, there can be a total cold for example. If there is a cold, the most basic, a large river stone is put in the stove and warmed. Then it is placed on the abdomen in the evening, wrapped in a towel, say. Maybe the feet themselves, the feet to warm up. No, various electric blankets are not the solution. Stone, old brick, let the heat be natural. But to give up a cycle, because I don't know what, yes, pure nonsense. Something

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sofifiore answered · September 15, 2020

   If your period is so painful, haven't you thought about any health problems? Go to a gynecologist and share. By the way, I was like that before, but since I use contraceptives (because of polycystic ovaries), menstruation sometimes I don't even feel it and it is far shorter and not as abundant as before. The pills are NOT for self-medication, so whatever you decide, consult a gynecologist, because these are hormonal pills!

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chordoverstreet answered · September 15, 2020

   And is it true that menstruation increases the risk of anemia? What about the changeable mood, which is mostly negative ...? They say that negative emotions are harmful both to the psyche and to health as a whole. By this logic, I come to the conclusion that in addition to being a sign of health, it leads to other complications. Have any had similar complications because an acquaintance told me that she suffered from severe anemia.

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bigbootycumwit answered · September 15, 2020

   As long as you kill her, and I hate the nasty cycle, I even want to get rid of it with surgery, and you say one day you can have children or start a family, but if if I don't want these children and this family, not every woman has to to change shitty diapers and take care of some dumb baby, but if I don't meet love, let's give birth so that there are people, why does every woman have a cycle, and I can't stand it, it's awful, I'm 22 and I don't want to no babies, I will not enslave myself like a grandmother and look after children, although I have a boyfriend, but he does not care about me and what is left for children, he himself is a child

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modelpress answered · September 16, 2020

   Number 18, it's true, that's what happened to me and a friend of mine. With the discarded menstrual blood, a lot of iron is also expelled. Therefore, the more abundant your cycle, the more iron you lose and the risk of anemia increases. For me, menstruation has never been very heavy, but I still reached 100 hemoglobin and low iron ... I explain it by the fact that at puberty I was quite weak and my body had a hard time with the bleeding. But don't worry, a small number of girls do. If you are still afraid while eating a cycle, eat more foods rich in iron (spinach, broccoli, meat, etc.) to compensate for the iron you lost with menstruation! :) Good luck.

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merlinaroberts answered · September 16, 2020

   Girls, prolonged and very painful menstruation is a sign of hormonal problems! For most women with a painful cycle, it usually really helps if they just increase movement and exercise. As soon as they start exercising regularly, the pain and discomfort during a cycle usually decreases significantly. If you exercise regularly, have muscle tone and yet menstruation is still very painful, this is no longer normal - the problem is most likely hormonal and you need to do tests and see in time what is wrong with you - the benefit of no complaints on the forums.

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akallirosse answered · September 16, 2020

   19, congratulations on the excellent decision you made! Do not delay the operation!

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lady_crawler19 answered · September 16, 2020

   Number 12, people like you are getting on my nerves! Being one of the lucky ones who do not have severe pain, this does not give you the right to earn some, which have excruciating pain, almost drool. When you can't help, or at least put yourself in the other person's shoes, don't get annoyed with him. I hate people like you! As for the cycle, as much as it is considered something so normal and healthy, I just can't accept it as a part of myself and that's it. No matter how much I say in my mind that it's part of me and that it's part of health .