I posted this link a little while ago - its a good explanation of the various cramps etc. that happen with exercise.
http://www.breathing.com/articles/diaphragm-stitch.htm
it says lactic acid build up usually causes naseua
I posted this link a little while ago - its a good explanation of the various cramps etc. that happen with exercise.
http://www.breathing.com/articles/diaphragm-stitch.htm
it says lactic acid build up usually causes naseua
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When I was in my thirties and I was running a lot, I used to get pretty intense cramping just like what you're describing--like menstrual cramps only more painful. They'd start maybe two miles or so into a tough run and sometimes be so bad I had to stop and walk for a while. The docs I saw never figured it out (maybe because they were men?), but then I read an article that suggested it was due to hormone secretions prompted by the exertion and I should try taking a low dose of ibuprofen before going out for a run. That solved the problem.
Now I don't run any more, but I haven't had that kind of cramping during exercise since I hit menopause.
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