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Q: Pain in pelvis

asked by: sally0986 on October 22nd, 2008

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Hi every month before i get my period my lower back hurts a lot. Then once i get it my pelvis area really hurts. I have got my period for the last 5 months normal. Me & my hubby are trying for a baby. This month i was 11 days late could i have been pregnant?. Anyone know what this could be?

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melissab1982

replied on October 27th, 2008

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The same thing has been happening to me for the past 3 cycles. dull achy pain in the lower left ovary. i was 3 days late for AF but then it came and lasted 1 day only. but neg preg tests. however this time i am still crampy and feeling that pain so my dr is sending me tomorrow for a ultrasound to look for a cyst. sounds like you may have that too.

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