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Pain in flank area that sometimes runs down left leg. have had some pelvic pain. pain is intermittent. 37 f pcos on birth control. what could cause this ?
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Not normal: Could be endometriosis, if birth control pills are not controlling, this needs evaluation. Testing/ultrasound/possible laparoscopic surgery, can be helpful in getting this controlled.
Answered 4/26/2020
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