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Frequent bladder infections and occasional lower ab cramps and pain. i've had ovarian cysts before, and i have irregular periods. what's causing these?
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Cannot diagnose: This is not something that can be solved without a full history and physical exam and perhaps some imaging studies. See a doctor and get this evaluated soon. Good luck and best wishes for a new year.
Answered 12/31/2013
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