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GSE
GSE
Uterine fibroids and their treatment
Period Pain (Dysmenorrhea)
Normal period pain (primary dysmennorhea).
Some cramping felt in the back or lower pelvis during the first day or two of a
period; pain controlled by ibuprofen; pain is consequential to the
intrauterine release of
eicosonoids - localized hormones dependent on a balanced consumption of
inflammatory and anti-inflammatory
essential fatty acids (EFAs);
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