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A member asked:
Hi 25 female. for weeks i have been having severe dull achy period like cramps and pain in my lower back thats so severe it keeps me from functioning well. no bleeding. what could this be? cervical cancer? my last pap was normal. im so worried?
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What you described is highly unlikely to be due to cervical cancer. Musculoskeletal pain should respond to over the counter pain medications like acetaminophen. Do not take more than 4 gm in one day, no alcohol. Regular aerobic exercise will help by improving the strength and flexibility of your muscles. Exercise at least 30 minute/day, days/week. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/25/2021
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