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Pelvic Pain

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Pelvic pain: Overview

Pelvic pain, or pain in the lower belly, can have many causes. Often pelvic pain is not serious and gets better in a few days. If your pain continues or gets worse, you may need tests and treatment. Tell your doctor about any new symptoms. These may be signs of a serious problem.

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Clinics for Pelvic Pain

  • Center for Female Urology and Neuro Urology
    650-723-3391
  • Los Olivos Women's Medical Group
    650-723-3391
  • OB/GYN Partners for Health
    510-893-1700
  • Pain Management Center
    650-723-6238

Pelvic Pain
Chronic or acute pelvic pain refers to discomfort in the lower abdomen and pelvis. Most causes in women arise from the reproductive organs.
Pelvic Pain

Center for Female Urology and Neuro Urology
650-723-3391
Los Olivos Women's Medical Group
OB/GYN Partners for Health
510-893-1700
Pain Management Center
650-723-6238

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