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Feeling Of Heaviness In The Lower Back. No Pain In Abdomen. Causes?
Question: I am experiencing discomfort in my lower back abdomen area,its a discomfort that continues throughout the day I went to a physician and he checked my it by pressing my abdomen and asking for pain etc but nothing happened so he said it must be something minor and no need to worry but the discomfort (feeling of heaviness) still continues.
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
I would like to know something more from you, so that I can answer your query more precisely.
1. The side of pain-right or left
2. Exact location pain,
3. Having any trouble in urination?-pain or discomfort
3. Tendency for vomiting?
4. Had some food from out side?
Please write again with these details, I will be waiting for your reply.
Regards,
Dr.Pragnesh
Thanks for posting your query.
I would like to know something more from you, so that I can answer your query more precisely.
1. The side of pain-right or left
2. Exact location pain,
3. Having any trouble in urination?-pain or discomfort
3. Tendency for vomiting?
4. Had some food from out side?
Please write again with these details, I will be waiting for your reply.
Regards,
Dr.Pragnesh
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
1. The side of pain-right or left
the pain is on the left side
2. Exact location pain,
lower left side of the back
3. Having any trouble in urination?-pain or discomfort
Nothing in the urine its clear and no trouble in urination
3. Tendency for vomiting?
I had today a bit of feeling to vomit but nothing happened
4. Had some food from out side?
Almost daily I have food from outside
the pain is on the left side
2. Exact location pain,
lower left side of the back
3. Having any trouble in urination?-pain or discomfort
Nothing in the urine its clear and no trouble in urination
3. Tendency for vomiting?
I had today a bit of feeling to vomit but nothing happened
4. Had some food from out side?
Almost daily I have food from outside
Hi,
Good to hear from you again.
Looking to the site of pain and other things it seems that there are two possibilities in your case.
1. Renal colic-that is pain due to stone in urinary tract. Stone some where in lower urinary tract can give rise to pain or discomfort like this. In presence of stone there could be no local sings on examination.
2. Muscular pain: This can be due to some stretching or pulling of muscles due to some activity. In this case the discomfort or pain is related to movements.
This two seems to be the most common possibility. The best thing for you is to discuss this with your physician again and if advised by your doctor please go for ultrasound of lower abdomen along with urine examination.
In mean time:
Take light diet, drink plenty of fluids
Apply some local analgesic cream that you are comfortable with
Take medicines as advised by your doctor.
I hope this helps.
Please do write again if you have some queries.
In case you do not have any further query, please accept the answer.
Regards,
Dr.Pragnesh
Good to hear from you again.
Looking to the site of pain and other things it seems that there are two possibilities in your case.
1. Renal colic-that is pain due to stone in urinary tract. Stone some where in lower urinary tract can give rise to pain or discomfort like this. In presence of stone there could be no local sings on examination.
2. Muscular pain: This can be due to some stretching or pulling of muscles due to some activity. In this case the discomfort or pain is related to movements.
This two seems to be the most common possibility. The best thing for you is to discuss this with your physician again and if advised by your doctor please go for ultrasound of lower abdomen along with urine examination.
In mean time:
Take light diet, drink plenty of fluids
Apply some local analgesic cream that you are comfortable with
Take medicines as advised by your doctor.
I hope this helps.
Please do write again if you have some queries.
In case you do not have any further query, please accept the answer.
Regards,
Dr.Pragnesh
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
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