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you can have contractions when the lining of your womb is thick and your body is trying to push this out, you need to see a doctor i have polycystic ovary syndrome that causes this to happen. i have this contractions just before my period and for the first few days getting worse . i have been given mefenamic acid tablets which are fantastic but if you are trying for children i would not take these, explain to your doctor your symptoms this is not uncommon. hope this helps Gemma xx

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