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Nausea, Lower Back and Abdominal Pain, Headaches, Dizziness Posted: 02-23-08 01:46am


For about two weeks now, I've been having lower back pain and abdominal pain I was attributing to my recent period. It's been a week since my period's been over and I'm now experiencing constant headaches with neck pain and dizziness. The dizziness comes and goes, but is worse when I look down. The nausea is constant. The back pain feels like it could be where my ovaries or kidneys are. I have a history of ovarian cysts. Could this be the cause?

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