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Suggest Treatment For Lower Left Abdominal Pain
Posted on
Wed, 25 May 2016
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Wed, 25 May 2016
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Question : Hi XXXX
This is Uri A.
I did Stool test,colenoscoppy,CT for left lower abdomen.
And nothing found.(All normal)
This is Uri A.
I did Stool test,colenoscoppy,CT for left lower abdomen.
And nothing found.(All normal)
ok that's fine, please give in details your health problems to guide you further. All the best.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Still having bad pain in lower obdomen lower left side ,did colonoascopy ,CT scan (obdomen ) nothing is found.
My Dr.think that it might be lactos intalarance problem ,but i am on a dairy prodacts diet for 3 week and i did not get any better.
What alls can be done ???
Right now i am soffering only from pain pain only when i bend down.
So please Dr.tell me what do you thing it is .
Could it be from harniatet disc in my lower back or hernia in the lower obdomen?
The paing is sarp and it feels like a poled macel or broken rib.
My Dr.think that it might be lactos intalarance problem ,but i am on a dairy prodacts diet for 3 week and i did not get any better.
What alls can be done ???
Right now i am soffering only from pain pain only when i bend down.
So please Dr.tell me what do you thing it is .
Could it be from harniatet disc in my lower back or hernia in the lower obdomen?
The paing is sarp and it feels like a poled macel or broken rib.
Brief Answer:
Pain most probably due to herniated disc...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back my dear,
I have just received your query and I am here to help.
1. Lactose intolerance is determined through fecal tests. However, if you are still having pain although the limiting lactose foods, then should look for other causes.
2. You are saying that the pain you are having pain while bending. You are also saying to have herniated disc on lower back, this explains your pain. So, to me , you are not having problems with GI tract but with your lower back. The bulging hernia is putting pressure on the nearby nerves, giving pain.
Potent pain killers are necessary, possibly injection for few days, together with muscle relaxant.
Consult further with neurologist to evaluate lower back.If no xray so far, please run x-ray of spinal cord lumbar and sacral section.
Hope it helps.
Dr.Sejdini
Pain most probably due to herniated disc...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back my dear,
I have just received your query and I am here to help.
1. Lactose intolerance is determined through fecal tests. However, if you are still having pain although the limiting lactose foods, then should look for other causes.
2. You are saying that the pain you are having pain while bending. You are also saying to have herniated disc on lower back, this explains your pain. So, to me , you are not having problems with GI tract but with your lower back. The bulging hernia is putting pressure on the nearby nerves, giving pain.
Potent pain killers are necessary, possibly injection for few days, together with muscle relaxant.
Consult further with neurologist to evaluate lower back.If no xray so far, please run x-ray of spinal cord lumbar and sacral section.
Hope it helps.
Dr.Sejdini
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