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What Causes Pain In My Stomach And Pelvic Region?

Hello, I am a 62 year old women, About 4 days ago, I started getting an achey pain in my lower right stomach / pelvic region. It has gotten worse in the last 4 days. Especially if I sit too long, when I get up it hurts with every every step I take. I think it is a UTI and have been drinking cranberry juice for a couple of days now, but it doesn t seem to be getting better. I am about to go to the local clinic, but can you give me any advice or ideas what it might be.
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Pain in lower abdome and pelis in females may be due to some adnexa or ovarian pathology or due to appendacitis. UTI generally cause burning micturation or fever rather than severe pain.These type of features require through clinical evaluation including USG abdomen and routine blood and urine test.
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What Causes Pain In My Stomach And Pelvic Region?

Pain in lower abdome and pelis in females may be due to some adnexa or ovarian pathology or due to appendacitis. UTI generally cause burning micturation or fever rather than severe pain.These type of features require through clinical evaluation including USG abdomen and routine blood and urine test. Thanks