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Hello i'm having cramp like pains in my tummy and sometimes in my back. i'm extremely tired and feel nauseated at times. i vomited this morn.
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Multiple causes: There can be multiple causes of the symptoms you describe. First, is there a possibility that you are pregnant? If so, you can take an over the counter pregnancy test. If not, then it may be related to your menstrual cycle, a urinary tract infection, a viral syndrome. If this persists, see a health professional in person.
Answered 8/6/2014
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