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19 months ago i has cesarean. i am having increase urination, pelvic pain lower quadrant, shorten menstual cycle. ct scan w/o contrast showed normal?
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See comment: The doctor who ordered CT must have checked urine for infection?? and checked you vaginally.evertything normal ?? Suggest trying Ditropan (oxybutynin) twice a day for a week.If no respose,you need to be evaluated if you have a gynecologist.Good Luck
Answered 3/12/2020
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