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How does a dr workup pelvic pain?
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Pelvic pain: It starts with a comprehensive evaluation. We will ask you questions about your pain and other medical issues. We then perform an examination to obtain more information. Depend on the clinical impression, we might send you for blood work or radiology test. It might take several visits to complete the work-ups.
Answered 9/3/2013
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Varies: The evaluation starts with a complete history, followed by an appropriate exam, then additional studies and tests are considered (blood work, cultures, biopsies, ultrasounds, ct scan, etc).
Answered 9/15/2013
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