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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Lower Abdominal Area
I'm having a lot of pain near the lower abdominal area.
There is more gas then normal, alot of cramping, and sharp pains above the genital area.
When I perform a bowel movement, sometimes its relieving, but at the same time it's painful. It's painful to urinate too, as if I have a kidney stone.
I'm beginning to catch some sort of fever/cold as well. I don't know how or what I should do, or what it could possibly be.. all I know is that I'm in an increasing amount of pain each day.
Please, let me know of any thing you might think it is
There is more gas then normal, alot of cramping, and sharp pains above the genital area.
When I perform a bowel movement, sometimes its relieving, but at the same time it's painful. It's painful to urinate too, as if I have a kidney stone.
I'm beginning to catch some sort of fever/cold as well. I don't know how or what I should do, or what it could possibly be.. all I know is that I'm in an increasing amount of pain each day.
Please, let me know of any thing you might think it is
Wed, 17 Dec 2014
Hi,
From history it seems that you might be having urinary tract infection or kidney stone as history suggests.
Go for routine and microscopic for pus cells and blood cells.
Might require ultra sound abdomen.
After reports go for treatment accordingly.
Take plenty of water.
Ok and take care.
From history it seems that you might be having urinary tract infection or kidney stone as history suggests.
Go for routine and microscopic for pus cells and blood cells.
Might require ultra sound abdomen.
After reports go for treatment accordingly.
Take plenty of water.
Ok and take care.
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