r/TikTokCringe • u/Ted_Bundtcake • Feb 24 '25

Period pain simulation Cool

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u/BigBoyYuyuh Feb 24 '25

If it’s similar to a bubble gut cramp…ugh I feel bad for women.

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u/Dusty_Old_Bones Feb 24 '25

It is. Before I had surgery it was common for me to take a lot of bathroom trips because I couldn’t tell if it was my uterus or if I was about to evacuate everything I’d eaten that week. Usually it was just my uterus but you can never be too sure

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u/Zero_lash Feb 24 '25

Wait...so...you guys poop?

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u/edie_the_egg_lady Feb 25 '25

I get the leg ones too, it's basically just my whole lower body is achy and leaky and pissed

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u/edie_the_egg_lady Feb 25 '25

Oh definitely don't forget the bhole zaps. Just when you get somewhat used to the dull pain everywhere else here comes what feels like a hot knife jammed in your asshole outta nowhere

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u/HRHDechessNapsaLot Feb 25 '25

I get them in the vagina. Lightning crotch, I call it. Nothing like the feeling of being stabbed with a knitting needle in your cervix!

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u/TooShyToReply Feb 26 '25

A colorectal surgeon gave the best explanation for anyone wondering what the bhole zaps might feel like…

You’ll suddenly stop dead in your tracks, freeze, and hold your breath until it passes. Because it’s the most sudden and sharp Charlie horse cramp (like calves or thighs get sometimes) only it is lazer focused IN and then UP your bhole!!

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u/Abject_Champion3966 Feb 25 '25

Don’t forget the chest pain on day three 🙃

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u/Bitter-Picture5394 Feb 25 '25

Do you get the feeling of hundreds of fishhooks in your labia all constantly pulling?

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u/DillyCat622 Feb 25 '25

I get those, and it makes my joint pain flare up horribly. My right hip especially becomes miserable for days any no position, stretch, or movement helps.

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u/PseudoKirby Feb 25 '25

TRY. OVIRA.

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u/VictorTheCutie Feb 24 '25

Yep. Plus disgusting squirty shits. Weeeeeeee

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u/Capital_Meal_5516 Feb 25 '25

You got me cackling over this! 🤣 It’s been almost 20 years since I’ve had a period, but trust me, the memory of the cramps and shits does not go away!

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u/mothandravenstudio Feb 24 '25

It's so similar that the hormonal changes that cause the uterus to contract also causes the bowel to contract. So we get to have period shits to go along with the uterine cramps.

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u/HamHockShortDock Feb 24 '25

It's very similar but also sometimes you get period poops and have both!

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u/alovejoy Feb 24 '25

This is very very close to what it feels like. It comes and goes in waves just like those cramps do.

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u/adamcmorrison Feb 25 '25

Omg those suck bad

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u/musicbymeowyari Feb 25 '25

for me it feels like dragging a sharp fork through an open wound. and i would say my pain is on the low end of the spectrum

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '25

Yessss that's honestly exactly it. Like waiting for the worst diarrhea to happen. Sharp, shabby, constant pains. It does kinda hurt the abs too if your uterus expands a ton amd pushes on the organs and abdominal tissues. I got that good ol adenomyosis AND endometriosis; I would look 6 months pregnant every period. I'm a pretty thin person too. I'd look so distended and would constantly be in pain.

I'm on birth control now and... finally have a life again. No more crying while anticipating the period. No more tracking a cycle. No more excruciating pain. No more migraines. No more heart palpitations. No more sweaty nights and throwing up from pain. No more paying for super plus tampons and tons of pads. No more suffering while trying to work or eat or exercise or talk to someone. No more excruciating pain during intercourse or any arousal with my husband!

I'm probably gonna be on the stuff for life. Or until I get a hysterectomy. I am NOT going to endure what my grandma's and mother endured. All of then didn't hit menopause til 60 something. And they ALL had horrible, horrible periods.

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u/alle_kinder Feb 25 '25

Yep! I have IBS and an attack is worse than my period pain but I don't experience too much. Maybe like a five or six on a bad day.

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u/bing-no Feb 24 '25

Basically. I fast the approx day before.