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Pelvic pain, will it resolve on it's own?
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Impossible to say: It if is a recent onset - then very likely. If it has gone on for many years, then probably not. If it persists, then an evaluation with doctor and exam, imaging , lab testing may be helpful to determine cause and treat it.
Answered 2/11/2014
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