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Pain in lower back and lower and upper abdomen after stopping birth control?
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Please see your gyn: You want to make sure you do not have an ovarian cyst or other problems, your gyn can do an exam and ultrasound and other tests if necessary, if the pain is bad today then go to the er.
Answered 10/4/2016
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