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Is it normal for me to be having pain going in and out on left side of lower stomach even though not pregnant tubes are tied?
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Yes: Some women experience when they ovulate before their period. Painful periods or pain around the time of your periods (can start before) is also a possible GYN cause. Try Ibuprofen for pain relief Regards Dr. M
Answered 10/8/2015
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