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Abnormal sharp shooting pains in uterus. can i be pregnant?
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Pregnancy signs: Sharp shooting pains in the uterus can definitely be a sign of pregnancy. Coupled with missed period, fatigue, urinary frequency, breast tenderness, or nausea can increase that likelihood.
Answered 9/28/2016
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