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5 weeks post cesarean/tubal. lower abdominal pain started on left but now on both sides. any movement makes pain worse.
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Need exam/tests: There is no way to know what is causing the pain without an exam and some tests. You will need to see your doc to find out what is going on. Best wishes!
Answered 9/6/2015
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