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Is lower abdominal bloating and constipation 2 days after period ends normal? i also have ibs-c...(period started 4/12 and ended 4/17 or 4/18)
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Hi there : Hi there, bloating and pain after a period are “ normal” if you have had them before, anything out of the ordinary for you should be a red flag, it’s also important to remember paying a visit to your obgyn once a year . Regards
Answered 4/21/2020
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