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What Are The Causes Of Stomach Cramps, Back Pain And Bleeding After A Week Of Periods?

hi my name is amber and I been having a problem stomach cramping back pain like crazy and after I had my period like a week later the had a lil bit of beeding still after I had alreafy completly stoped and it was reddish brown im gainning a lil wright but pregnancy test are negitive
Thu, 26 Dec 2013
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Hi there thanks posting your query at HCM
FIRST of all I would suggest that all the symptoms you have described point out towards the fact that you could be suffering from pcod that stands for polycystic ovarian disease. You must get your investigation done. regarding the hormones or an ultrasound to rule out size of follicles and any other pathology
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What Are The Causes Of Stomach Cramps, Back Pain And Bleeding After A Week Of Periods?

Hi there thanks posting your query at HCM FIRST of all I would suggest that all the symptoms you have described point out towards the fact that you could be suffering from pcod that stands for polycystic ovarian disease. You must get your investigation done. regarding the hormones or an ultrasound to rule out size of follicles and any other pathology