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Im Experiacing Back And Pelvic Pain
Question: im experiacing back and pelvic pain
Brief Answer:
I want to know little more detail about your illness
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I want to know little more detail to understand your problem.
1. since when you are having this pain ?
2. Your age and any other disease like Diabetes or thyroid ?
3. Any investigation you did like x rays or blood test ?
please send me answers of these questions. I will try my best to help you.
thanks
I want to know little more detail about your illness
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I want to know little more detail to understand your problem.
1. since when you are having this pain ?
2. Your age and any other disease like Diabetes or thyroid ?
3. Any investigation you did like x rays or blood test ?
please send me answers of these questions. I will try my best to help you.
thanks
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Hi I’m concerned about cervical cancer.
To give you some background I had a smear test that was normal in 2016.
I’ve since had high risk hpv and had one pregnancy.
I’ve started periods again even though I’m breastfeeding and just this past week I’ve been experiencing pelvic and back pain.
I feel well in myself.
I’ve just had a full blood count and the results were fine except the liver APL reading was a little high. I’m worried this could be linked to cancer too?
How likely is this?
To give you some background I had a smear test that was normal in 2016.
I’ve since had high risk hpv and had one pregnancy.
I’ve started periods again even though I’m breastfeeding and just this past week I’ve been experiencing pelvic and back pain.
I feel well in myself.
I’ve just had a full blood count and the results were fine except the liver APL reading was a little high. I’m worried this could be linked to cancer too?
How likely is this?
I’m unable to get a smear until
October so
Wanted to ask instead of googling
October so
Wanted to ask instead of googling
Brief Answer:
Pelvic pain or back pain is not sign of cervical cancer in early stage
Detailed Answer:
hello,
a cancer is not painful in early stage. Pelvic or abdominal pain is seen at very late stage. So this pain is not sign of cancer. I would suggest you to get a ultrasound as it can be due to a fibroid or a kidney stone. I can assure you that cervical cancer does not cause pain in abdomen or pelvis unless it is present since long time.
thanks
Pelvic pain or back pain is not sign of cervical cancer in early stage
Detailed Answer:
hello,
a cancer is not painful in early stage. Pelvic or abdominal pain is seen at very late stage. So this pain is not sign of cancer. I would suggest you to get a ultrasound as it can be due to a fibroid or a kidney stone. I can assure you that cervical cancer does not cause pain in abdomen or pelvis unless it is present since long time.
thanks
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Ok and could cervical cancer not develop into late stage over a space of 2/3 years?
Would you say the liver test result is anything to worry about? It was only slightly over the range. Doctor says retake in 6 months. All other results were normal
Would you say the liver test result is anything to worry about? It was only slightly over the range. Doctor says retake in 6 months. All other results were normal
Brief Answer:
Liver test does not specific for cervical cancer only
Detailed Answer:
Liver helps in metabolism of all the body organs. So a bad liver test does not mean that it is always do to cervical cancer. You can look for other problems , obesity, indigestion or stone in gall bladder. A ultrasound of abdomen can further guide you.
Thanks
Liver test does not specific for cervical cancer only
Detailed Answer:
Liver helps in metabolism of all the body organs. So a bad liver test does not mean that it is always do to cervical cancer. You can look for other problems , obesity, indigestion or stone in gall bladder. A ultrasound of abdomen can further guide you.
Thanks
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Answered by
Dr. Dr. Naveen Kumar Sharma
Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement
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