Bad period cramps and child birth/labor question please help!!!!!?

Ok so I know labor is different for every woman, due to a ton of things including pain tolerance. I was wondering if there were any women who had natural childbirth and could compare their experience to their menstral cramps. For instance, I normally have very painful periods like I would have to take a day off work sometimes because my cramps were so bad. Like laying on the bed in fetal position bad. Sometimes meds wouldn’t work so I would just sit there and try to relax and breath thru the pain. I realize labor is way more intense but can anyone who knows what im talking about compare the too?

I’m almost 41 weeks pregnant and my contractions occasionally feel like period cramps. I have also heard of them being described as feeling like that, too. But those are only the less painful ones. Lately i’ve been getting a lot more painful cramps and they feel more like my whole abdomen is going through a magnified cramp.

Is there a reason why a child can have bad breath??

Is their any medical people out there who could explain why a 7yr old has bad breath, even after brushing her teeth!! I can smell it from quite a distance away…. She has had this for quite a while now maybe over a year!! She is my little grand-daughter…… I have been on at her mum for ages to take her to the doctors, but its like talking to a brick wall…. Any advise please…… I dont drive or stay near them…So I cant even take her myself… Thanks in advance for any advise….. Jean

She may just suffer from halitosis, which is chronic bad breath or odour. encourage her to eat healthier, brush her teeth after each meal, and practise good oral hygiene like flossing. she may also have strep throat, or just dry mouth, or another condition that causes her to have bad breath. take her to the clinic to get it checked out: i had bad breath while i was loosing my teeth, so it may just be from that too. tell her mother about your concerns, and her father as well if her mom won’t listen. this should be looked at by a doctor and a dentist. it could also mean a stomach issue too, so don’t let it go unnoticed! encourage her to brush her teeth at school too, then it will stop, usually.