Next step â drain the potatoes and mix them lightly with the chopped onions and the raw beaten eggs. Put the mixture back in the pan (preferably ceramic lid-like utensil) and let it fry first on one side for a few minutes, and then flip it over with the help of a plate and let it fry on its other side.
Cramps usually begin one to two years after a woman starts getting her period. Pain usually is felt in the lower abdomen or back. They can be mild to severe. Common menstrual cramps often start shortly before or at the onset of the period and continue one to three days.
Pelvic pain: It's hard for someone to localize where the pain originates... Ovary, tube, uterus, bowel, bladder, etc... Ovarian pain from ovulation is usually earlier (2 wks before period starts) depending on the length of your cycle. Yours sounds more like premenstrual symptoms. If u have no medical issues and can take ibuprofen, u can try taking it prophylactically before the pain begins.