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What Causes A Left Sided Pelvic Bone Pain?
Question: Hello~I am a 51yr female w/hysterctomy over 5yrs ago now..... have recently developed left sided pain-almost on my pelvic bone. no swelling, redness-only dull/catching pain infrequently during the day/night. often after sitting for short period or walking or laying in bed. No recent injuries, illnesses. Thanks for any guidance~
this has been ongoing for about 3 weeks, I do have a non-productive dry cough at times during the day. of notice, I also have noticed some gastric reflux at the end of the day and usually sleep propped at a semi incline position in bed. I have not experienced any changes in my bowel or bladder.
this has been ongoing for about 3 weeks, I do have a non-productive dry cough at times during the day. of notice, I also have noticed some gastric reflux at the end of the day and usually sleep propped at a semi incline position in bed. I have not experienced any changes in my bowel or bladder.
Brief Answer:
could be Diverticulitis
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic.
I understand your concern and feel sorry for the pain you are going through. By your symptoms, I could think of Diverticulitis.This disease comes with other vague symptoms which is generally not noticed like nausea, chronic constipation, bloated feeling.
If I were your doctor , I would have asked you to go through a series of tests like complete blood count, urinanalysis and a CT scan to come to confirmed diagnosis. In case of any infection, antibiotics are given.
In the meantime please eat a high-fiber diet. Whole-grain breads and cereals, brown rice, and fresh fruits and vegetables can all be part of a high-fiber diet.
Hope this helped.Feel free to ask more.
Dr.Moumita Chakraborty
could be Diverticulitis
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic.
I understand your concern and feel sorry for the pain you are going through. By your symptoms, I could think of Diverticulitis.This disease comes with other vague symptoms which is generally not noticed like nausea, chronic constipation, bloated feeling.
If I were your doctor , I would have asked you to go through a series of tests like complete blood count, urinanalysis and a CT scan to come to confirmed diagnosis. In case of any infection, antibiotics are given.
In the meantime please eat a high-fiber diet. Whole-grain breads and cereals, brown rice, and fresh fruits and vegetables can all be part of a high-fiber diet.
Hope this helped.Feel free to ask more.
Dr.Moumita Chakraborty
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