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Pressure in ovaries and lower back pain. are these related?
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Probably: branches of the nerves that go to the ovaries have nervous system interaction with the muscles in the low back. Overactivity of the internal branch may cause the external branch of the nerve to react. That can cause low back pain, muscle spasm, or stiffness.
Answered 9/3/2015
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