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A member asked:
Having a lot of lower belly pain and pelvic pain to the point it's waking me up from sleep but no infections was tested earlier in the day for them?
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Get help for pain: Having symptoms that wake you from sleep is considered by many a significant sign that requires investigation. There is no way to know from your question if the origin of your distress is of gi, gu, gyne, musculo-skeletal origin. It may just be gas...But it could be something of quite a bit more concern. Go to the doctor for assessment and treatment please.
Answered 4/2/2013
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