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Mild cramping in lower abdomen/pelvic area. frequent urination lately.can't be preg since i got multiple neg. results and two periods? uti maybe?
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Abdominal pain: Hi, you need to go for an evaluation, having a UTI is very likely also could be PID, pelvic inflammatory disease or even ovarian cyst, please see your family doctor ASAP. Be safe.
Answered 8/13/2014
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