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Is it normal to have lower abdominal pains after your menstrual flow?
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Yes: This is likely related to cramping from your uterus. If this is new for you, however, then you should be examined to evaluate for everything from uterine fibroids, to ovarian cysts or std's. Call your ob/gyn!
Answered 10/4/2016
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