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Lower back pain, missed period, fatigue. negative pregnancy test. my period is 5 days late today. what could this be?
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Menstrual : Irregularies are not uncommon and usually sort out naturally. If you did the test correctly, you are not likely to be pregnant. You may wish to repeat the test using first morning urine and following the instructions in the kit carefully.
Answered 12/17/2017
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