Period pains without a period are very common in the menopause, especially at the beginning. Even though your hormones may be falling there is still a 'monthly' cycle, not high enough to trigger a bleed but still high enough to give period-like symptoms.
You may find a daily magnesium supplement and vitamin B Complex helpful for this. However, if the pain continues or starts to get painful then it is best to check with your doctor as well.
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