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Lower abdominal pain, not better after medication, high blood pressure, nausea, pain with movement, dizziness, and low fever. help?
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Uncertain: Need to consider whether this is pelvic pain or abdomenal pain. Might consider asking your physican to have you see a gastroenterologist. Or you might see a gynecologist.
Answered 7/11/2016
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