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Q: Sore Uteris And Mild Cramping

asked by: michelle85aq on October 5th, 2006

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I am just wondering what cause your uteris to be slightly sore and sensitive, also combined with mild cramping, I am do to get my period on h e7th but I am trying to get preagnant and could be. I have had some preg. Symptoms like feeling uterly tired and having a hightened sense of smell and dry heaves. Can the uteris be sore in the first weeks of pregnancy or am just experiencing pms?

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AyaMiyaki

replied on October 5th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

I'm not sure that a crampy uterus is an early pregnancy symptom. It honestly sounds more like .P.M.S to me. But I do hope you become pregnant soon. Good luck!

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