Call Doctor or Seek Care Now
- Pregnant or could be pregnant
- Not able to walk like normal
- Fever
- More severe cramps than ever before
- Your teen looks or acts very sick
- You think your teen needs to be seen, and the problem is urgent
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Contact Doctor Within 24 Hours
- Vaginal discharge that is not normal started before period began
- Pain only on 1 side
- You think your teen needs to be seen, but the problem is not urgent
Contact Doctor During Office Hours
- Cramps last more than 3 days
- Cramps keep your teen from doing normal activities even after using pain medicine
- Vomiting or diarrhea also present
- Pelvic cramps happen when not bleeding
- You have other questions or concerns
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Self Care at Home
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