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<\/figure>It is so normal for every woman to experience cramps during menstruation. Periods normally come with cramps, bloat, and let’s not even talk about the cravings. However, if you have these issues after your periods, it could be a sign that you have an underlying condition. Here are possible causes for cramping after your period.<\/p>
Endometriosis<\/strong><\/p> Endometriosis is a condition that happens when the uterus cell lining grows on the outside. This can cause painful cramping before, during, and after your period. Cramping may be accompanied by inflammation and pelvic pain. Endometriosis may be treated with medication, hormone therapy, or surgery.<\/p> Adenomyosis<\/strong><\/p> Adenomyosis is a condition caused by abnormal tissue growth. Instead of forming in the uterine lining, tissue grows in the muscular wall of the uterus. Symptoms include heavy or prolonged menstruation, severe cramping or pelvic pain during menstruation. Adenomyosis can be treated with medications. In severe cases, it can be treated with a hysterectomy.<\/p>