[header] How to recognize the symptoms of endometriosis [title] Pay attention to your menstrual cramps. [step] Severe pain during your menstrual period is known as dysmenorrhea. It's normal to experience cramps for a few days before and during your period, but if these cramps are so painful that they interfere with your life, schedule an appointment with your primary care physician or gynecologist.
[header] How to recognize the symptoms of endometriosis [title] Pay attention to your menstrual cramps. [step] Severe pain during your menstrual period is known as dysmenorrhea. It's normal to experience cramps for a few days before and during your period, but if these cramps are so painful that they interfere with your life, schedule an appointment with your primary care physician or gynecologist.
[substeps] Symptoms will probably vary as your baby grows and you get older, but they are common. The pain is a strong, steady ache in your back and abdominal area. [substeps] For many women with endometriosis, these cramps get progressively worse over time. [title] Take chronic pelvic pain seriously. [substeps] Cramps in your lower abdomen or lower legs frequently occur. Cramps are often accompanied by a dull or painful sensation. [title] Note if you're experiencing chest pain or a sudden increase in physical activity. [step] This might indicate that your menstrual period has unexpectedly become complicated.