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Can you get menstrual symptoms two weeks before your period begins?
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Yes: Many women will start to experience premenstrual symptoms approx. Two weeks before their upcoming period. That is approx. The time when the egg ovulates in preparation for a possible pregnancy.
Answered 7/12/2012
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