jogging and lower digestive tract pain causes?
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Levator Ani Syndrome possibly go to the doc and get them to check it out hope it all gets better soon
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Could straining on the toilet cause me to strain/pull a muscle in my pelvis?
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Yes. One should never strain. Better to wait and try again later.yes,if your having problems going to the bathroom,why not try some glycerin supositories?after insertion they should ease things along without the need to strain,too much straining can also cause hemorroids which is painful
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