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Cramps on right pelvic, frequent urination, abnormal cravings & nausea, what could it be? i'm due for period soon. had sex during ovulation dates.
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Cramps : You could have a urinary tract infection infection of the uterus or pelvic area. Or you could be pregnant since you had sex midcycle. Need further medical attention.
Answered 9/8/2017
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