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What Causes Pain During Bowel Movements Post Football Injury?

Hi I received a knee to the side of my back playing football yesterday, it's painfull to walk, twist bend over and cough or sneeze , I am urinating ok and eating ok just hurts to do a number 2 will it come right with time or should I get to hospital or doctor ?
Mon, 1 Jun 2015
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Hello and thank your for your question!
The trauma you recived may have caused injuries inside of your body. I would reccomend to do some examinations for a better understanig of your problem. First i would reccomend do a Chest X - Ray to see if there is a presence of injuries in the thoracic cavity including your ribs, lungs, spine. I also would reccomend to do an Ultrasound of your abdomen to check your internal organs. Also a urine test to see if there is any presence of red blood cells (if the trauma caused damage to your urinary tract).
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What Causes Pain During Bowel Movements Post Football Injury?

Hello and thank your for your question! The trauma you recived may have caused injuries inside of your body. I would reccomend to do some examinations for a better understanig of your problem. First i would reccomend do a Chest X - Ray to see if there is a presence of injuries in the thoracic cavity including your ribs, lungs, spine. I also would reccomend to do an Ultrasound of your abdomen to check your internal organs. Also a urine test to see if there is any presence of red blood cells (if the trauma caused damage to your urinary tract). Best regards!