
For Nearly Two Weeks Now His Lower Abdomen Has Been Sore



No fever
No chills
Some headache
Lethargic (Some)
Needs proper clinical evaluation and investigations as mentioned
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history of your 65 years old husband and understood the concerns.
With the history you have provided I can think about the following common causes related to the symptoms you have mentioned:
Colitis
Tenderness in right upper abdomen suggests:
Leaked but sealed duodenal or stomach perforation or an old gallbladder attack.
The fluid in the pelvis can cause pain in the lower abdomen and this, in turn, can cause frequent motions.
- This can be diagnosed by the following:
Clinical examination by a General Surgeon (preferably).
X-ray of abdomen and chest in the standing position to see for any free gas.
Ultrasound of the abdomen - CT scan to confirm if required.
Relevant tests of blood, urine, and stool.
Once a proper diagnosis is done the treatment can be specific as per the cause found.
- I hope this answer helps you to get an early and specific diagnosis.
Please give feedback once the above-mentioned things are done asap.
With Regards.
Dr. T Chandrakant.
General and Gastro Surgeon


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