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Period 12 days early. always on time. bad cramps. should i be worried? 31 no kids. not a chance of pregnancy. .
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Observe: Do what you usually do for cramps and take what you usually take, if no improvement, other symptoms appear as discharge for example, or same thing next cycle, see your doctor, wish you wellness
Answered 5/31/2016
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