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Is it normal to miss a period for 2 months and get neg urine tests had blood test when i was 2 days late have lower abdominal cramps and fatigue?
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No: This is not normal. Does not sound like you are pregnant. Could be an under-active thyroid. See your doctor to find out.
Answered 10/14/2014
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