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Good day i gave birth in november 2018 my daughter is 5 months old,my womb feels like its sore and its affecting my back and lower back bladder and stomach should i see a gynaecologists?
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Yes: Yes, see a GYN MD who can examine you and determine if there are any issues post delivery.
Answered 4/28/2019
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