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Lower right abdominal pain and lower back pain. A constant pain that intensifies with coughing, laughing or sudden movement. Every breath in makes the pain noticeable. Not constipation or a wind pain (suffered with quite a bit of constipation but I have had a regular movement for around a year now), definitely not pregnant as have had the implant for 6 months now, I have had a UTI recently but it went by itself, wasn t intense. I have a feeling it may be appendicitis but the pain was 8/10 yesterday, woke up and it was maybe a 6/10 noticeable but bearable but it s gotten up to an 8/10 again by this evening. Heat seems to help slightly and slight pressure helps but alot of pressure a few inches above my right hip makes the pain alot worse.
Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* There are different possibilities for this as - ulcer stomach or duodenum - pancreatitis - calculus disorders of the urinary system - diaphragm issues - spinal cord nerve compressions with referred pain .
Hope this will help you for sure . Regards .
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What Causes Abdominal And Back Pain?
Respected user , Hi Warm welcome to Healthcaremagic.com I have evaluated your query thoroughly . * There are different possibilities for this as - ulcer stomach or duodenum - pancreatitis - calculus disorders of the urinary system - diaphragm issues - spinal cord nerve compressions with referred pain . Hope this will help you for sure . Regards .