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Can a sore coccyx be a sign of ovarian cancer?

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Very unlikely, but -: Possible if the cancer has spread locally to the coccyx. Check wit your gyneacologist. Bone scans and ct/mris would all help to determine that.

Answered 9/20/2017

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