Patient's question:
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After undergoing pelvic fluid aspiration, lower back pain may occur in the first month. This is mainly due to the puncture itself and the effects of the medication, but it will not last long. Currently, it is considered a normal condition following the puncture and aspiration, and there is no need to worry. It will return to normal next month. This month, it is important to rest and avoid overexertion.