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My period is a week and a half late. its normally on time. i know im not pregnant. i've been cramping really bad for a week. should i see my doctor?
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Wait a bit: It sounds like you're about to start your menses due to the cramping pain. How do you know you're not pregnant? You're not sexually active or you've already checked a pregnancy test? The delayed period could also be due to the formation of an ovarian cyst (temporary). That would also explain the pain. Unless the pain is constant or it seems to get worse I would wait before seeing your doctor.
Answered 7/20/2016
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