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Birth control change, now have lower right abdomen discomfort while lying down or sitting, is this normal...
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Birth control: Your pain may have nothing to do with changing your pill. The pain could represent muscle strain/pull, could represent a problem with your appendix or perhaps an ovarian cyst. A pelvic exam and/or ultrasound would help diagnose any problems.
Answered 4/11/2014
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