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A member asked:
I am having really bad pelvic pain and i have had it for a long time and just yesterday my boobs /nipples is still very sore wht does that mean?
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Many possible issues: If you have been having pelvic pain for a long time see your doctor and get this checked out. You might have an infection in the uterus or vagina or bladder, or possibly a muscle spasm or even endometriosis or a cyst on an ovary.
Answered 3/2/2019
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