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Wht characteristics of pelvic pain make it more likely to be musculoskeletal origin ?
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Movement: In general, musculoskeletal pain will be made worse with movement, and improve or go away if you do not move the affected area. Also, you may remember some sort of recent injury during activity. These factors would support a musculoskeletal cause for your pain. Hope this helps!
Answered 8/10/2014
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