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I have slight pain but not continuous pain in my lower agreement. i normally have hard stool and constipation. please let me know what could beprobl?
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Constipation: Is probably your problem. It can cause abdominal pain when you have not moved your bowels. Your doctor can investigate why you are constipated and can recommend effective treatment.
Answered 11/29/2020
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