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Lower Back Pain, Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Frequent Urination. Pregnant?

I have been having symptoms of pregnancy. I have lower back pains, abdominal pain , mood swings, nausea , Diahhrea, frequent urination , head achs ( really bad) and im very tired alot. this has been happening for about 6-8 days now. i expirenced some of these symptomes near the middle of july but they went away, the breast pain was present during this time but is not present now. i had a very light period begining for july that lasted 2-3 days. it was very unexpected and I didnt have any pain or discomfort with it like i usually do. I am 4 days late with me next period. I have taken two clear blue pregnancy tests yesterday morning and today, and they both came up negative.
Tue, 7 Aug 2012
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Hi, Cassandra,
Thanks for query.
These symptoms may be there if you have some G.I.Tract infection or having urinary infection.
Go for pregnancy test after 7-8 days of your expected period for confirmation.
Ok and bye.
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Lower Back Pain, Abdominal Pain, Nausea, Diarrhea, Frequent Urination. Pregnant?

Hi, Cassandra, Thanks for query. These symptoms may be there if you have some G.I.Tract infection or having urinary infection. Go for pregnancy test after 7-8 days of your expected period for confirmation. Ok and bye.