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Does ovarian cancer cause tailbone pain?
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Not usually: The ovaries are closer to you groin and not likely to refer pain to the tail bone. There are exceptions such as metastatic disease that directly effects the tail bone or causes irritation to the nerves that lead to the tailbone.
Answered 12/10/2018
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