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Having extreme pelvic pain that comes in bursts then dulls out somewhat but is still horrible. i have an appt w/ my gyno in sept but should i go asap?
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Yes: You should be seen sooner. I don't know your whole history, but sexually transmitted infections are not uncommon in women your age. These infections can impact future fertility. I would recommend an earlier visit for testing. Hope this helps.
Answered 12/12/2015
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