I'm really concerned about my wife. She started having sudden shivering at night, and it's the third day of her monthly period. There's no fever, so I gave her hot milk and a 650 mg dose of paracetamol. I'm trying to understand what might be causing this. Could it be related to her period, or is there something else going on?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Shivering may be caused due to hormonal imbalance or dehydration and muscle cramps. It is advisable to get a blood test done for safety, but there should be no major cause for concern.

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I've been taking Meprate, and I'm concerned about some side effects. Last month, I had really bad pain on the lower right side of my stomach, but it went away after my period was over. Could this be something serious or affect my uterus in some way? I'm a bit worried.

no it will not affect your uterus

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I've been dealing with PCOD and haven't had my period for three months. Now I've got my period, but it's really heavy and I'm experiencing a lot of stomach pain. I'm stuck at home due to the lockdown and can't see a doctor for the next couple of days. Do you think this is normal, and is there anything I can do to manage the pain or bleeding until I can get to a doctor? I'm really worried.

consult gynecologist

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I've been wondering if it's really possible to regain that virgin-like feeling. Is there anything that can help with the tightness of the vagina or the hymen? Can you suggest any treatments or medicines for this?

It's important to understand that the concept of "feeling virgin again" is not medically possible, as the vagina does not "seal" after intercourse. However, if you're concerned about vaginal tightness or changes, it can be influenced by factors like muscle tone, hormonal changes, or childbirth. I recommend consulting with a gynecologist who can provide personalized advice and possible treatments, such as pelvic floor exercises or other medical options.

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