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What Causes Cramps On Right Side Of Abdomen Along With Nausea?
Question: Have cramp on right side of abdomen, with nausea. Temperature normal.
Brief Answer:
Kindly give few more details.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX, welcome to HCM forum.
Thanks for posting to us.
It will be fine if you can give few more details.
1)How many days you are suffering from this?
2)Is this associated with other features like pain/burning sensation on urination or increased frequency of urination?
3)Do you have past history illnesses like gastritis/peptic ulcer diseases, renal stones/ureteric colic, gallbladder disease, pancreatitis etc?
4)Is the pain located more towards upper or lower side of abdomen?
5)Any other relevant information that you may feel related?
Kindly get back with details.
Thank you.
Kindly give few more details.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX, welcome to HCM forum.
Thanks for posting to us.
It will be fine if you can give few more details.
1)How many days you are suffering from this?
2)Is this associated with other features like pain/burning sensation on urination or increased frequency of urination?
3)Do you have past history illnesses like gastritis/peptic ulcer diseases, renal stones/ureteric colic, gallbladder disease, pancreatitis etc?
4)Is the pain located more towards upper or lower side of abdomen?
5)Any other relevant information that you may feel related?
Kindly get back with details.
Thank you.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
1)How many days you are suffering from this? Since around 1:00 PM today.
2)Is this associated with other features like pain/burning sensation on urination or increased frequency of urination? No
3)Do you have past history illnesses like gastritis/peptic ulcer diseases, renal stones/ureteric colic, gallbladder disease, pancreatitis etc? No
4)Is the pain located more towards upper or lower side of abdomen? Upper
5)Any other relevant information that you may feel related? Feel like I need to either have a bowel movement or vomit. Reclining makes nausea worse, standing and walking around the nausea subsides some.
2)Is this associated with other features like pain/burning sensation on urination or increased frequency of urination? No
3)Do you have past history illnesses like gastritis/peptic ulcer diseases, renal stones/ureteric colic, gallbladder disease, pancreatitis etc? No
4)Is the pain located more towards upper or lower side of abdomen? Upper
5)Any other relevant information that you may feel related? Feel like I need to either have a bowel movement or vomit. Reclining makes nausea worse, standing and walking around the nausea subsides some.
Brief Answer:
Likely dyspepsia.
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear,
Thanks for the information given.
This seems like simple dyspepsia, though history is not so typical.
Other less likely possibilities are renal colic, gallbladder dysfunction etc.
It will be fine if you can see your doctor for evaluation. A careful abdominal examination and few investigations like urine routine will give us a better idea.
Meanwhile acid lowering agents like ranitidine 150 mg twice daily before food can offer some help.For cramping pain you can take simple analgesics like acetaminophen(after food with one full glass of water).
Avoid spicy/fried/oily items. Drink enough fluids and take more fruits and veggies. Avoid smoking and alcohol.
Hope this answer will help.
Be free to ask if you need further help.
Wishing you good health.
Thank you.
Likely dyspepsia.
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear,
Thanks for the information given.
This seems like simple dyspepsia, though history is not so typical.
Other less likely possibilities are renal colic, gallbladder dysfunction etc.
It will be fine if you can see your doctor for evaluation. A careful abdominal examination and few investigations like urine routine will give us a better idea.
Meanwhile acid lowering agents like ranitidine 150 mg twice daily before food can offer some help.For cramping pain you can take simple analgesics like acetaminophen(after food with one full glass of water).
Avoid spicy/fried/oily items. Drink enough fluids and take more fruits and veggies. Avoid smoking and alcohol.
Hope this answer will help.
Be free to ask if you need further help.
Wishing you good health.
Thank you.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
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