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Suggest Treatment For Severe Intermittent Abdominal Pain, Intermittent Numbness In The Left Leg And A Bulge In The Stomach
Question: Having severe abdominal pain. Comes and goes can last for a few hours or days. Double over in pain, can't walk. Numbness in left leg that comes and goes whether im sitting, standing, walking. Bulge in stomach from mesh not holding hernia in but that has gone on for many years. Feel it could be kidney stone or hernia
Brief Answer:
multiple causes possible, need further details please.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
* As per my clinical experience, there can be various causes as intestine
colic, biliary spasm or other issues which can give severe pain.
Kindly provide me further details so that I can answer your query completely.
1. Pain - exact location in abdomen, type, radiation if anywhere, relation
with food intake if any.
2. Alteration in bowel, bladder habits if any.
3. Associated vomiting, fever, weight alteration if any.
4. Leg numbness has been there with abdomen pain since beginning, pre
existing or appeared afterwards.
5. If possible and available, kindly attach your reports of the hospital.
Awaiting for your response.
Regards.
multiple causes possible, need further details please.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
* As per my clinical experience, there can be various causes as intestine
colic, biliary spasm or other issues which can give severe pain.
Kindly provide me further details so that I can answer your query completely.
1. Pain - exact location in abdomen, type, radiation if anywhere, relation
with food intake if any.
2. Alteration in bowel, bladder habits if any.
3. Associated vomiting, fever, weight alteration if any.
4. Leg numbness has been there with abdomen pain since beginning, pre
existing or appeared afterwards.
5. If possible and available, kindly attach your reports of the hospital.
Awaiting for your response.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Remy Koshy
1) Pain is on the lower left side and runs along the bottom from left to right just above the pelvic bone.
2)yes, I feel like I need to make a bowel movement and urinate but it is very painful in the abdominal area when I try and nothing comes out. I have a morning bowel movement daily and while I urinate less it does not burn, smell, or have a strange smell
3) I feel feverish and clammy off and on. No appetite and can not eat much but I have lost weight. I'm doing The Obesity Code ; intermittent fasting diet.
4)I honestly do not remember
5) I do mot have a copy of the medical records
2)yes, I feel like I need to make a bowel movement and urinate but it is very painful in the abdominal area when I try and nothing comes out. I have a morning bowel movement daily and while I urinate less it does not burn, smell, or have a strange smell
3) I feel feverish and clammy off and on. No appetite and can not eat much but I have lost weight. I'm doing The Obesity Code ; intermittent fasting diet.
4)I honestly do not remember
5) I do mot have a copy of the medical records
Brief Answer:
follow up .
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for the details.
* As the symptomatic severity is obvious, I do not agree with just stomach
bug possibility.
* As per my clinical experience, there can be non radio opaque calculus in
the urinary system, narrowing of ureter or other conditions which may not
be reveled on CT scan.
I suggest a urologist appointment for the same and do further work up
accordingly.
Till that time, continue to drink plenty of liquids, analgesic tablet preferably with antacid.
Welcome for any further doubts.
Wish you fine recovery.
Regards.
follow up .
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for the details.
* As the symptomatic severity is obvious, I do not agree with just stomach
bug possibility.
* As per my clinical experience, there can be non radio opaque calculus in
the urinary system, narrowing of ureter or other conditions which may not
be reveled on CT scan.
I suggest a urologist appointment for the same and do further work up
accordingly.
Till that time, continue to drink plenty of liquids, analgesic tablet preferably with antacid.
Welcome for any further doubts.
Wish you fine recovery.
Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
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