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ABdominal pain
My fiancé and I had sex two nights ago - after we were finished, I was having terrible pain in my abdomen. So much I couldn’t stand up straight and just curled in a ball on the floor. No pain during. After 30 mins or so, the pain subsided but it’s been two days and my abdomen area is still sore. I haven’t had any bleeding or any other issues besides still being a bit sore & bloated. Should I see a dr for an exam? I am out of the country now making that a bit more difficult
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If the pain is persistent then can meet GP there . If it is decreasing then wait till u come back . Difficult to tell the cause of pain without examination
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
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Have unsalted butter 2 tsp with 50.ml hot milk with sugar just before food
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