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Exhausted the last 4 days, overheated, nausea and fullness/heaviness in pelvic area.
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Symptoms: UTI, Gastroenteritis to name a few. Better see a physician or perform a Virutal Consult for help. Based on previous questions, a pregnancy test at home may be in order
Answered 4/8/2015
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