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I have pcos, how can i control the pain?
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PCOS pain: Most people use oral contraceptives to suppress periods and the growth of the pieces of uterine tissue which are in the pelvis outside of the uterus.
Answered 6/25/2012
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PCOS: Pain is not one of the usual symptoms of pcos. See a doctor in person for an evaluation, they're probably unrelated.
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