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My symptoms are bouts of extreme pain that causes shortness of breath feeling randomly feverish and overly tired after a popping sound in my lower region..after a rape what could be wrong?
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You need to see a doctor ASAP to find out what is wrong. You may want to see your gynecologist for an examination and evaluation to find out what is causing these symptoms so you can get treated, if needed. Best of luck to you!
Answered 6/28/2023
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