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Dysmenorrhea, or period pain, affects more than half of women who are menstruating for one to two days each month. Furthermore, although headaches or general discomfort may accompany period pain, menstrual cramps are usually the source of the pain. When your uterus contracts to release its lining, commonly referred to as the uterine lining, menstrual cramps occur. Your upper thighs, lower back, groin, or stomach may hurt as a result of this. We already discussed when menstrual cramps need a visit to the doctor. In this post, we'll discuss 13 at-home treatments for menstrual cramps and possible causes of period pain.