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I'm having pain in lower left side of stomach. i had a hystermaecy on july 19 2012 and i also have a bladder infection. should i go see my doctor? i'm on medicine for the infection
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Yes: You had surgery less than a month ago, you have an infection and you have pain. Go see your doc.
Answered 2/19/2013
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