I've been having non-period cramps?
832173
Maybe it's intestinal related? I'm sure most of us have probably experienced that kind of cramping from time to time.
989144
Leg cramps...\nAdd some rock salt to a bucket of hot water and a bucket of cold water ( running tap water is also ok ). Dip ur legs alternatively in the buckets for 5 mins each. This should feel u relaxed
314309
Didn't you just fall off the table and hit your lip and asked for a remedy for a fat lip. Now your asking about back spasms.  I think you should go to the doctors and have yourself checked over. They might be able to help with your back.  I know that if don't have enough salt in your daily diet and you are not drinking enough water, you can develop cramps.
370667
Almost all women have some cramping during their periods, classified as either primary dysmenorrhea (which refers to "normal" menstrual pain) or secondary dysmenorrhea (which is a result of an underlying disease or disorder).\n\n"Normal" cramps occur in almost all women due to the release of prostaglandins, which are hormones produced by the endometrium (the lining of the uterus). Prostaglandins cause the uterus to contract (sometimes quite painfully) in order to expel the menstrual debris (and henceforth, start the period). Some women produce higher levels of prostaglandins than others, so they may hurt more. \n\nHOWEVER, killer cramps are NOT normal and are in most cases due to secondary dysmenorrhea. Most frequently this is because of a disease or disorder like Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, cervical stenosis, structural abnormalities in the vagina or uterus itself, fibroids, etc. If your cramping disables you, see your gyn to talk about options.
114810
It could be a variety of reasons, but it is not normal and you definately want to contact your doctor.\n\nI know when I first became pregnant I would have menstrual cramps daily - which is strange. If you have been having unprotected sex - you may want to look into that. \n\nIt could also be your body adjusting to not being on birth control anymore.\n\nCall your doctor - better to be safe than sorry.
953019
Since you are having pain plus the unusual period you need to call your doc and let him know.  His nurse will call you back and tell you what he wants you to regarding this.
19215
Have you had a menstrual period before?\nIf this is the first time ever, then get a pad - ask an older female friend/confidant to explain this in person.\n\nIf you've had periods before, and this is an irregular occurence, then you absolutely should see a doctor.
218420
Some of the common reasons for women to have irregular periods [excluding menapause, pregnancy, miscarrage, birth control etc.] would be a sudden drop or gain in wieght or sudden increase in physical activity.  If none of these apply to you, you may need to contact your doctor.  Hope all is well.  Good Luck!
460544
All women have some cramping before and during their periods due to the release of prostaglandins, but pain like that which you describe is never normal.  See your doc to talk about possible reasons, i.e., adenomyosis, fibroids, Endometriosis.  Pain should never cripple you like that; it's your body's way of saying something is wrong.  A lot of women who have Endometriosis of their uterosacral nerve and surrounding region describe what you are saying, so see your gyn to be on the safe side.  Good luck!
605523
First it would help to know your age, and wether or not you have had unprotected sex.  If you are younger, in your teens, having a late period is relatively normal as your cycle is not regular yet.  However, if you are 20's or older, your cycle should be a bit more regular - (but can still be off).  What I am wondering about though is the fact that you are cramping.  If the cramps are coming from one side only, or are traveling up to your shoulder and back down (called a shoulder strap cramp - like the strap of your purse) you could have an ectopic pregnancy - or "tubal" pregnancy.  If the cramps persist, and you still have not had a period by the end of the week, do another pregnancy test. Or better yet, get into your Dr. and have her check it out.  Hope this helps...
1180728
Stress and weight changes can cause you to skip periods every once in a while. See your doctor if you think it's something else.
232567
I also have had leg cramps, my doctor told me I needed more potassium in my diet i.e. bananas and such.  Hope this helps!
955955
Sometimes chronic muscle cramps are the result of vitamin deficiency (calcium in particular).  Consider taking a daily multi-vitamin!  If anything, it can't hurt. . .
869149
Go back to the gyno.  Obviously something is wrong.  Have you taken a pregnancy test?  If your not pregnant, you need to get on birth control or progesterone to stimulate your period.  It isn't good to go so long without one.
391824
Its a cramp caused by lack of potassium\nSolution: Eat bananas. They are full of potassium
913495
Getting cramps can mean a multitude of things.\n\nFirst of all, you should always stretch every day.  This should be done even if you are not going to do any type of organized exercise.\n\nAre you dehydrated?  Drinking more water can help the cramping in your muscles.\n\nAre you breathing correctly when you are walking?  When you breathe in, your stomach should go out so that you fill your diaphram completely.\n\nMaking sure that you get enough potassium in your diet can help.  Try bananas.\n\nIf these things do not work, I recommend consulting your physician.
806554
You should muster up the strength to take a pregnancy test.   And yes, you should see a doctor.  Even if you're not pregnant, there has to be a reason that you're not having a period.\n\nGood luck to you and I hope you've got a little bean.