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What Causes Lower Abdomen Pain And Dyspareunia?
Question: respected doctor, i have my esr 46, tlc12600, with polymorphs85%, crp 40.1, since last 2 months.
mantoux negative, tbpcr negative,, pain lower abdomen and dyspareunia, ct abd and ultrasound shows adhesions in right adenexa,
have taken metrogyl for one week, doxy100 for 14 days, injection placentrex, tab norflox 400 for one week,canfree3 kit twice,
have pcod in ultrasound , also on diane 35 and obimet500 for last 3 months, what shd i do<
i am a doctor and had one ceasaren 7 years back and one miscarriage 7 yrs back
mantoux negative, tbpcr negative,, pain lower abdomen and dyspareunia, ct abd and ultrasound shows adhesions in right adenexa,
have taken metrogyl for one week, doxy100 for 14 days, injection placentrex, tab norflox 400 for one week,canfree3 kit twice,
have pcod in ultrasound , also on diane 35 and obimet500 for last 3 months, what shd i do<
i am a doctor and had one ceasaren 7 years back and one miscarriage 7 yrs back
Brief Answer:
get laparoscopic adhesinolysis
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam,
Welcome again to HealthcareMagic.
The lower abdomen pain and dyspareunia is mostly due to adhesions in the pelvic region as rest of the test are within normal range.
I would suggest that you see a surgeon and go for laparoscopic adhesinolysis. As they won't resolve by anything else.
Hope i have been helpful.
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Verma
get laparoscopic adhesinolysis
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam,
Welcome again to HealthcareMagic.
The lower abdomen pain and dyspareunia is mostly due to adhesions in the pelvic region as rest of the test are within normal range.
I would suggest that you see a surgeon and go for laparoscopic adhesinolysis. As they won't resolve by anything else.
Hope i have been helpful.
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Verma
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
respected doctor,
what about high tlc, esr and crp proteins?
what about high tlc, esr and crp proteins?
Brief Answer:
its due to PID
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
That could be either due to a mild Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) which has neither shown on USG nor CT abdomen or urinary tract infection (a urine routine test should be able to pick it up) or you may be having any cold or sore throat at the time to testing.
As you have taken antibiotics already, get a repeat hemogram to know if it has resolved or still persistent.
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Verma
its due to PID
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
That could be either due to a mild Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) which has neither shown on USG nor CT abdomen or urinary tract infection (a urine routine test should be able to pick it up) or you may be having any cold or sore throat at the time to testing.
As you have taken antibiotics already, get a repeat hemogram to know if it has resolved or still persistent.
Regards,
Dr. Ashish Verma
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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