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Ovulation pain causing pain in my coccyx?
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Ovulation pain: Your can get pain that radiates to the entire pelvic area, lower back and even lower extremities with ovulation and or menstruation. Try using a heating pad and you can take anti inflammatory medication about three days before you are ovulating
Answered 11/1/2014
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