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What could be the cause of pelvic pain/pressure. it's persistent but worsens right after urination.
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Pelvic Pain: You may have cystitis/urinary tract infection. Ask your doctor to have your urine checked. Other causes of pelvic pain include pregnancy, myoma, pelvic inflammatory disease.
Answered 1/25/2014
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