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Very severe pain after hysterography. what should i do if this persists? pain relievers arent helping. am i overreacting? never been in so much pain.
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See your doctor : Better see or call your gynecologist, you may need to be examined, or undergo an ultrasound examination, wish you wellness
Answered 4/25/2019
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