Dealing with Intense Menstrual Cramps

I use a TENS machine to help with cramps. It's worth talking to your doctor about it if you can especially if it's getting worse.

I found that birth control helps. Obviously, this will depend on your body, but discuss starting birth control with your doctor. If your doctor has never prescribed you birth control before, they will ask some routine questions about your cycle and whether or not you have had blood clotting issues, etc.. Your doctor can work out what's the best option and whether or not they think birth control can help you. I found that it alleviated the pain, and I am much more conformable. It can also have other benefits such as potentially helping with fertility issues and overall many side effects of PCOS such as excessive hair growth.

Hey, try Midol it's a medication made for periods.