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Severe Abdominal Cramps Radiating To Back, Thighs. Unable To Urinate Even When The Bladder Is Full. Reason?
Severe cramps pain in lower abdomen all around my waist to my back just above buttocks. Comes and goes throughout the day and night. When pain is at its worst it goes into my thighs as well.cramps but steady...not contractual. If blatter becomes full it brings the pain then I cannot urinate even though blatter feels full which then brings back severe pain. Pain relievers do not help. Heating pad is hit or miss. Thinking it could be a blather problem but I also haven't had a menstrual cycle in almost 2years.I am a 32year old female. Doctor baffled. Worst pain I have ever experienced. Been going on for about 2 weeks and seems to get worse every day
Mon, 28 Oct 2013
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I would come up with these possibilities , these includes ,
1 Any disease in uterus , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of uterus . As tumor ( enlargement ) in uterus compresses uterus and this may develops urinary retention.
2 Bladder neck sphincter contraction due to any reason , diagnosis can be confirmed by physical examination by a surgeon.
3 Bladder sphincter contraction & external sphincter relaxed . Full bladder is there but external sphincter is relaxed so urine will not pass . Diagnosis can be confirmed by cystoscopy examination.
In my opinion consult surgeon and get his opinion. Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
I would come up with these possibilities , these includes ,
1 Any disease in uterus , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultrasound of uterus . As tumor ( enlargement ) in uterus compresses uterus and this may develops urinary retention.
2 Bladder neck sphincter contraction due to any reason , diagnosis can be confirmed by physical examination by a surgeon.
3 Bladder sphincter contraction & external sphincter relaxed . Full bladder is there but external sphincter is relaxed so urine will not pass . Diagnosis can be confirmed by cystoscopy examination.
In my opinion consult surgeon and get his opinion. Good luck. Dr. HET
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