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Bloating In Lower Abdomen, Tender And Painful To Touch, Swollen Perineum, Inability To Pass Stools. Any Ideas?

Hello,
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, as I am pretty uncomfortable. I began having a queasy stomach about 5 days ago and it has turned into more of a lower abdominal bloat, with an inability to go to the restroom. It stomach is tender to touch and hurts when I move. I have tried going to the bathroom, however, it is quite uncomfortable in the rectal area to make those attempts. I also noticed that it can be uncomfortable to sit, as it feels like there is pressure in that area as well. I did notice that my perineum is swollen and I am experiencing low back pain. I know, it's a lot - I have an appointment tomorrow, but I'm curious as to what could be going on.
Thank you!
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
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infection in abdominal aea with hyperacidity with swelling of stmach going lower down involving perineal area back pain is related to acidity
use metronidazole
liquid antacids
plenty of water
non spicy non greesy non fatty diet
antispasmodic
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Bloating In Lower Abdomen, Tender And Painful To Touch, Swollen Perineum, Inability To Pass Stools. Any Ideas?

infection in abdominal aea with hyperacidity with swelling of stmach going lower down involving perineal area back pain is related to acidity use metronidazole liquid antacids plenty of water non spicy non greesy non fatty diet antispasmodic