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Can pelvic pain be a sign of cervical cancer? pain has improved after bowel movement. thanks

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Cervical cancer ?'s: Cervical cancer when localized to the cervix is painless and detectable prior to this by pap smears and biopsies of abnormal areas giving rise to cell changes which can eventually become malignant. Pain as described may be related to pelvic inflammatory conditions, or current infectious processes.

Answered 7/7/2019

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