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Is it normal to have lower back pain and ab pain 36 hrs after colonoscopyafter c
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No: This is not normal. If you had a colonoscopy and polyps were removed, it is possible you may have had a perforation of the colon. These symptoms could mimic back pain. You need to see the doctor who performed her colonoscopy. This is an urgent matter.
Answered 1/7/2019
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