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Adorkable1

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sore stomach, tender breasts, sore back and nausea Posted: 02-09-08 01:42am


2 days ago my period came. Then as soon as it came it left. Today it was completely gone. NOt to mention I woke up with a sore stomach, almost as if I had done one to many sit ups the night before, which I had not. I also noticed my breasts were a little tender yesterday but are no longer as sensitive. I also have a slight amount of back pain, nothing really bad. It just feels sore. I was also feeling a little nausea this past week. Im wondering what is going on. Can you please help me out.

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Posted: 02-12-08 13:35pm


Do you normally experience irregular periods? What's your age range?

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