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Uterus pains and tired no period in over 2 months. i've always had a normal period. whats wrong with me and what should i do? i don't have insurance.
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Check pregnancy test: Since you have skipped your cycle, you may want to check pregnancy test. If negative, you may need to see a gynecologist for further evaluation of your symptoms.
Answered 11/17/2013
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