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Pain lower right feels like ovulation pain but a couple days ago i had stomach cramps but i also have been on flagyl for d.fragilis. appendix o ovary?
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Well: Well A person with these symptoms. Could possibly have several things early appendicitis pelvic inflammatory disease from an STD or ovarian cyst.consult obstetrician gynecologist or primary care doctor for specific diagnosis.
Answered 3/27/2016
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