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I have had severe tailbone pain twice in the last 5 months with my menstrual cycle. the pain resides and stops soon after my cycle is over. normal?
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Possible: endometriosis, causing episodic pain. An exam could be helpful, medications or surgery can help.
Answered 5/22/2019
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