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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain On Both Sides?

I have lower abdominal pain on both sides. It started out on the right side and only hurt when I would run quickly, like when I played softball and ran the bases. I thought it was a hip flexor, but now I have some pain on the left side as well. It doesn't bother me to lift weights or run on the tredmill, but hurts when I make sudden movements (sprinting, jumping, running the bases). I'm 43 years old and in excellent shape.

Thanks,

Jeff
Sat, 31 May 2014
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Hi Jeff.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.

The probable causes I can think of are:
Colitis - mild form , painful only on exertions as you explained.
And can be - Muscle problems as you have rightly noted. The spasms or over-actions causing the spasm and causing the pain.
CT scan would be of a great help for both the conditions to be diagnosed or rule out.

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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain On Both Sides?

Hi Jeff. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. The probable causes I can think of are: Colitis - mild form , painful only on exertions as you explained. And can be - Muscle problems as you have rightly noted. The spasms or over-actions causing the spasm and causing the pain. CT scan would be of a great help for both the conditions to be diagnosed or rule out.