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Where in a female body does menstrual cramp take place?
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The uterus: Menstrual cramps refer to cramping coming from the uterus itself. This pain, though, could be felt anywhere in the pelvis or low back. If there is a concern about something else going on, such as a bladder infection, then check with your doctor!
Answered 8/31/2013
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