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Frequent urination and cramping in bladder +back pain right after ovulation?
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Urinary Tract: I would suggest having your urine tested for an infection. If this is normal you could have menstrual cramps, or irregularities with your menstrual cycle. Please see your doctor for more information on how to make you feel better. Good luck
Answered 10/24/2017
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