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i feel low stomach cramps and my urine is greyish and yellow

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PostPosted: 04/10/07 - 03:41    Post subject: i feel low stomach cramps and my urine is greyish and yellow Vote now! Reply with quote
hey, as said i the subject, this has happened for a week... from 2 day; my symptoms are a constant rumble in the lower areas, and i am just wondering if their is a chance of me being pregnant. the last time i had sex was 2 weeks ago and 1 week ago... but i dont think that the second time could of caused this. can you please help
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