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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain, Low Libido And Lower Back Pain?
Question: Lower abdominal constant pain in a male 51 years old, inability to maintain an erection, loss of libido, pain in lower back, constant feeling to move bowels but unable to, blood in bowels.
Brief Answer:
Investigations ASAP
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for a precise history.
With the history you have provided I would request you to undergo the investigations at the earliest as all the symptoms are interrelated and you know what I mean by.
Please consult a Surgeon, the first thing to do is get a Clinical/ Physical examination including the perrectal examination as this is the one which gives such an information no other investigations can do.
Further:
The blood, urine and stool work including an X-ray Chest, ECG and Physician's Check up.
Colonoscopy, biopsy if needed
Contrast enhanced CT scan of the whole abdomen ( not the lower one alone).
Treatment will depend upon the findings.
Investigations ASAP
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for a precise history.
With the history you have provided I would request you to undergo the investigations at the earliest as all the symptoms are interrelated and you know what I mean by.
Please consult a Surgeon, the first thing to do is get a Clinical/ Physical examination including the perrectal examination as this is the one which gives such an information no other investigations can do.
Further:
The blood, urine and stool work including an X-ray Chest, ECG and Physician's Check up.
Colonoscopy, biopsy if needed
Contrast enhanced CT scan of the whole abdomen ( not the lower one alone).
Treatment will depend upon the findings.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
What can it be with those symptoms
Brief Answer:
Inflammatory or Malignancy
Detailed Answer:
Considering your age and symptom complex you have provided, there can be a few causes:
Inflammatory.
Malignancy has to be ruled out at the earliest.
Inflammatory or Malignancy
Detailed Answer:
Considering your age and symptom complex you have provided, there can be a few causes:
Inflammatory.
Malignancy has to be ruled out at the earliest.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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