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I am 5 month postpartum having pain near my talebone & top of right buttox. have done physio but getting worse. is there any solution?
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Diagnosis: There are likely multiple treatment options. It would come down to the specific diagnosis of the condition causing your pain and based upon that appropriate options can be discussed.
Answered 7/12/2017
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