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Published 22:30 15 Jan 2017 GMT
Updated 22:31 15 Jan 2017 GMT

Sleep like this gal, but maybe throw a blanket on yourself too![/caption]
"Many women report that the foetal position can help relieve cramps," Jennifer Wider, MD, says.
Dr. Wider also said that the sleeping position to be avoided when on your period is lying on your stomach.
This puts pressure on your stomach area which will already be sensitive, which could cause more pain. The position also puts pressure on your uterus so that more blood comes out, which could cause leaks during the night.
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