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Pelvic pain wont go away. what could it be? do i have fecal impaction?
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If you are asking: Than i imagine it to be a definite possibility. Consider increasing your fluid intake. Eating pears, and oatmeal. Consider over the counter laxatives to clean out the 18 feet of colon. Then maybe your pelvic pain would go away.
Answered 9/2/2013
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