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A member asked:
Pelvic pain, had complete hysterectomy, no uterus, tubes, ovaries, nor cervix, in 2009 no cancer was the reason. bm and urinate just find. worried?
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Why worry?: Go see your doctor and ask for further check up and treatment for pelvic pain.
Answered 12/5/2013
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