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I have had constant bellyaches and pelvic pain since miscarriage 8 months ago, dr says not to worry but i need a second opinion. should i be worried?
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Pelvic pain : It may not be related to your miscarriage, but if it is bothering you you deserve to have a full evaluation...
Answered 8/18/2013
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