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Should ovarian pain that last longer than 3 days be seen by a doctor? lower back is hurting in same spot as right front ovary. nausea, dizziness.
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Yes: see your doctor, as this seems a long time for the pain to continue, may be something else. Appendix is also on that side.
Answered 5/2/2019
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