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Is it possible to have lower abdominal pain when i'm having a complicated and severe vaginal yeast infection due to inflammation?
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Yes : Yes a complicated or persistent vaginal infection may cause lower pelvic discomfort. Please seek medical attention for appropriate treatment.
Answered 1/5/2019
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