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Is It Normal To Have Lower Abdominal Pain And Bloating Before Late Periods?

First I haven't had my period since September. I've been feeling bloated and nauseated and irritated with some lower abdominal pain and pressure in my upper stomach. Note this month Im late and as of this morning bleeding with a slow heavy flow. Is it my cycle or its there a possibility that something is wrong with me?
Tue, 2 Dec 2014
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Hello
If you are late than it may be your periods.
Some women face such types of problems before periods.
Some have also fevere and bofy ache.
Abdominal and stomach pain is very common before periods.
You have to do nothing.
It will relieve auto matically after 2 days of starting periods.
If doubt, consult your gynecologist for examinations and ultrasonography.
Thanks for contacting us.
Hope this will help.
Take care...
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Hello If you are late than it may be your periods. Some women face such types of problems before periods. Some have also fevere and bofy ache. Abdominal and stomach pain is very common before periods. You have to do nothing. It will relieve auto matically after 2 days of starting periods. If doubt, consult your gynecologist for examinations and ultrasonography. Thanks for contacting us. Hope this will help. Take care...