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3 days after a very short/light period i am having moderate cramping, nausea, lower back pain, milky white discharge, and fatigue.. what's going on?
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Delayed menstruation: You must rule out pregnancy. Also consider urinary tract infection, vaginitis . Do not take meds until diagnosis is made.
Answered 11/24/2016
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