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Is it possible that prolonged and sudden onset back pain can be a sign of uterus / reproductive issues? no physios etc seem to think there's severe reason as to why my lower back pain hasn't ceased, plus i was told i had an hpv strain 1 yr ago?

Q: is it possible that prolonged and sudden onset back pain can be a sign of uterus / reproductive issues? no physios etc seem to think there's severe reason as to why my lower back pain hasn't ceased, plus i was told i had an hpv strain 1 yr ago?

: Gynecologic problems, among other conditions, can cause lower back pain. Given your positive hpv , it is advisable to see your gynecologist.

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Dr. Silvana Yovanof answered

Gynecologic problems, among other conditions, can cause lower back pain. Given your positive hpv , it is advisable to see your gynecologist.

Dr Kuitems agreed

Answered 3/7/2021

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A member asked:

Is it possible that prolonged and sudden onset back pain can be a sign of uterus / reproductive issues? no physios etc seem to think there's severe reason as to why my lower back pain hasn't ceased, plus i was told i had an hpv strain 1 yr ago?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Silvana Yovanof answered

Dr Kuitems agreed

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