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PostPosted: 01/10/07 - 16:05    Post subject: having cramping on my left side of abdomam Vote now! Reply with quote
I was wondering if anyone knew what this was or is it nothing. I have a cramping pain on my left side of my lower abdoman and its not on the right sode and i have no appendits what is it ? could it be my ovary? i am suppose to start my period next week.....Any ideas
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