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Hi doc.. i have lower abdominal pain it's nowhere near time for my cycle, i also peel closer to the private area.. i do admit i dont drink water once in a blue moon... ?
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Abcominal pain ?: See your gyn physician for an exam, as there are multiple possible causes for your lower abdominal pain. With low water intake, a bladder or kidney infection is very possibly the cause, but other problems may also exist.
Answered 4/12/2019
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