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Pain around belly button and lower back. had appendix out 20yrs ago, and tubes tied so can't be pregnant. normal bowel movements so not constipated. ?
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?hernia: You may have a hernia or other irritation in the umbilical incision area. The lower back pain may or may not be related. See a Provider and check it out.
Answered 8/29/2018
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