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I had a colonoscopy 1 week ago and since then i have had severe pain at my left side quadrant which extends to my back and groins. i reported this and several test have been conducted togerher with xray and everything is normal. what is the cause?
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It is not possible to give cause based on what you sent. Only your tram there can help. Sounds like they are trying. Tell them how u r doing now.
Answered 3/3/2021
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