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Pre period symptoms
I am about to get my periods but I have slight body ache and sleeplessness.
I feel I have low temperature.is this normal before a dag of periods?
I am getting scared since I get these symptoms.
Please help me with your suggestions.
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Yea its almost normal but i ll say Pre menses symptoms vary from person to person. Some feel cramps, some feel dizzy or having fever. So relax.
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Dr. Sunita Laddha
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It is normal
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Dr. Riya Biswas
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During ovulation body temperature rises slightly and just before periods everyone get slight lowbackache or lower abdominal pain so its normal dont get panic.
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