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Uterine pain, extremely sensitive nipples, and fatigue. never had these as pms symptoms. causes?
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Pregnancy: pregnancy is a common cause of symptoms like that. If you are not pregnant then it is perhaps coincidental.
Answered 6/23/2014
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