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Pelvic pain and pain when urinating doc says no uti. also tired all the time nausated pain in back also.schuled for scope but pain is bad .what to do?
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Scope Reasonable: If you've had unexplained pelvic pain for 6 months or more, you are a candidate for a diagnostic laparoscopy. Assuming that your doctor has taken a thorough history and exam, and you've had a negative pelvic ultrasound, a diagnostic laparoscopy is reasonable for the next step. The doctor may also consider looking in your bladder ("cystoscopy") to evaluate for other causes of pain.
Answered 10/4/2016
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