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I just went off my period about 2 weeks ago and i have mild cramping that is very uncomfortable. the cramping goes from one side to all over .
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Hmm: Although you just had your period I would check a home pregnancy test. If negative and you are not late for your period, Naproxen would be a good medicine to help with possible cramps from your uterus. Should more pain develop you should see your doctor for more testing and answers. Good luck
Answered 4/23/2016
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