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When you feel abdominal pain and have frequent urge to urinate does that mean your pregnant ?
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Not necessarily: Pregnant women often have urinary frequency but not the abdominal pain. Your urine should be examined. Conditions like bladder stones or infection, and pelvic inflammation are possible causes. A pregnancy test can also be done.
Answered 1/23/2014
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