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I have abdominal cramping on my right side and back with egg white mucus with light pink blood i have the iud what can it be i feel bloated ?
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Many possibilities: There are many possible causes of your discomfort. If you are near midcycle, it could be ovulatory pain. Some other possibilities are an infection in the uterus or bladder, an ovarian cyst, appendicitis or even an ectopic pregnancy. If your pain is persistent and doesn't go away on its own on a few days, it would be best to be seen in person for an exam. Best wishes!
Answered 7/8/2015
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