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Having lower abdominal pain 1 week after taking morning after pills (46hours after intercourse) is it irritable bower syndrome or symptoms of preg?
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Irritable bowel: Irritable bowel is a long standing condition of at least 6 months duration, though the majority of patients describe years of symptoms. Acute symptoms of a week should never be attributed to ibs.
Answered 10/1/2013
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