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hezzer926
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Member # 17902

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Does anyone experience cramping not during your period? I feel like I have it with cramps but I don't.. right now its really just on my right side, but before it has been on both..i have lyme,bart,babs

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timaca
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abdominal cramps or uterine cramps?

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hezzer926
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im not sure.. it feels just like if i have cramps during my period.. so i guess uterus

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maureen2174
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are you getting ready to ovulate? i get cramps now when i ovulate.

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Hatinglyme
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Member # 18258

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I get this too. Feels like menstrual cramps but almost more like it could be a UTI or something, but it isn't. I'm wondering if it might be related to yeast as it sometimes comes around the time I have other yeasty symptoms.

Curious if anyone else will reply.

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glm1111
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i am way past menopause and have experienced menstrual like cramping from time to time. It's all about these crazy infections.

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