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Step 1
Stretching the body can help release the tension and cramping that we commonly feel during menstrual cramps.
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Step 2
Common over-the-counter pain relievers may sometimes help, but every woman is different.
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Step 3
Hot teas generally help soothe the body and relax your mind during cramping.
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Step 4
A hot bath can be very relieving.
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Step 5
Heating pads applied to the hurting area, whether it be your abdomen or back, can also aid during cramping.
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Step 6
Eating something high in calcium can help prevent other menstrual cramps.
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Step 7
Take a walk. Walking loosens the body up and makes cramping less likely to happen and can even rid your body of its current state.











Comments
bambi1074 said
on 10/4/2009 Really good and helpful tips.Rec 5*
chrisanimelo444 said
on 8/14/2009 Very good tips. Great work!
oneloved said
on 9/1/2008 Good information. Taking calcium supplements and Advil works for me.
Cherst1031 said
on 9/1/2008 Great tips, thanks!
vikki9 said
on 9/1/2008 Walking also provides a change of scenery. Thank you. 5*