UK:  Josephine Amoah, is the author of the book ''How To Be A Great Nurse'' had a wonderful interview with the host on AdamsHealth Media. She explained her passion for writing and her mission of creating BINA Consults. In her good gesture, she decided to give away some of her books under certain conditions. Josephine Amoah is an RGN UK, Coach, and a Mentor. The link to the video is below: <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-5805803503573544" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

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DYSMENORRHEA/MENSTRUAL PAIN. INTRODUCTION Dysmenorrhea is most common among females that are menstruating from the first time they start seeing blood (menarche) to when it completely ceases (menopause). It's normal for a woman to experience pain prior, during menstruation or both that may last about 2_3 days; the period pain is mainly headache, general body discomfort, lower back pain, groin or upper thighs which may accompany other related symptoms such as high body temperature, mood swinging, irritability among others, it occurs as a result of contraction of the uterus (womb) to shed the endometrial layer (basal layer), unfertilized eggs and as a result of hormonal changes. There are about half of the women or more experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation; however, for a woman to experience mild pain prior to or during menstruation is normal due to the above rationale but to the extent that it becomes frequent and more severe sometimes it may do to underline disease condition,