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Pain In Right Side, Radiating To Back, Pain When Standing
Pain started in rt. side yesterday evening. Stabbing pain in that area with deep breaths . Hurts worse today . Now radiates to back above rhip. Also same stabbing pain when standing up straight or leaning over to the left . Yesterday just hurt with deep breaths and movement. Now it's prettying constant in whole right abd. Area and radiates into low back but just on R side. No diarrhea No n/ v. No fever. The pain is pretty severe.
Mon, 24 Jun 2013
Hello user,
As per your history there are 2 or 3 differentials which can be confirmed by ultrasonography of abdomen.
1. The pain in right loin are mostly due to appendicitis, and this pain increases with leaning here and there, but imp fact opposing this is absence of vomiting !!
2. The right sided pain may also be due to renal stones in the right kidney, which can be excluded by x-ray or ultrasonography.
3. Intestinal problem like diverticulitis or any other problem, requiring colonoscopy to help to rule out the cause.
I think most probably its due to renal stone, but you should confirm it by ultrasonography or x-ray and visiting to your nearby gastroenterologist/nephrologist.
hope my info helped you
regards,
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
As per your history there are 2 or 3 differentials which can be confirmed by ultrasonography of abdomen.
1. The pain in right loin are mostly due to appendicitis, and this pain increases with leaning here and there, but imp fact opposing this is absence of vomiting !!
2. The right sided pain may also be due to renal stones in the right kidney, which can be excluded by x-ray or ultrasonography.
3. Intestinal problem like diverticulitis or any other problem, requiring colonoscopy to help to rule out the cause.
I think most probably its due to renal stone, but you should confirm it by ultrasonography or x-ray and visiting to your nearby gastroenterologist/nephrologist.
hope my info helped you
regards,
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
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