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I am perimenopausal. is lower back ache related to ovaries. it occurs for a number of weeks at a time, often waking me at night?
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Backache: Back pain unlikely to be related to ovaries more likely back pain is of musculoskeletal origin a good pelvic exam if normal use back stretch exercises.
Answered 10/16/2013
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