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What Causes Constant Spasms In The Lower Left Abdomen?

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Question : I have a constant spasm in my lower left abdomen no pain feels like a baby kicking but I’m 63. What can it be?
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (52 minutes later)
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Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query, albeit short and specific.
Noted the history and understood your concerns.
The most probable cause of constant spasm in left lower abdomen like a baby kicking in a 63 year old female can be due to one of the following:
Colitis with spasm/akin tenesmus.
Left ureteric spasms.
IBS
Very rarely Pseudocyesis
I would advise you the following in such a situation:
X-ray of the abdomen in standing position.
Ultrasonography of abdomen.
Tests of blood, stool and urine.
Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon and second opinion of a Gynecologist if necessary.

Please give any additional history related to intestinal or urinary problems if any.
I hope this answers your specific query.
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What Causes Constant Spasms In The Lower Left Abdomen?

Brief Answer: Please give additional information Detailed Answer: Hi. Thanks for your query, albeit short and specific. Noted the history and understood your concerns. The most probable cause of constant spasm in left lower abdomen like a baby kicking in a 63 year old female can be due to one of the following: Colitis with spasm/akin tenesmus. Left ureteric spasms. IBS Very rarely Pseudocyesis I would advise you the following in such a situation: X-ray of the abdomen in standing position. Ultrasonography of abdomen. Tests of blood, stool and urine. Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon and second opinion of a Gynecologist if necessary. Please give any additional history related to intestinal or urinary problems if any. I hope this answers your specific query.