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Lower Pelvic Pain When Standing Or Walking. Hip X-ray Normal. Help

I have severe pain in my left lower pelvic area, not when sitting or lying down, standing and walking, worse when walking in the pool, I suspect it happens worse there because of the buoyancy, I have had a CAT scan to rule out kidney and bladder problems, I had an x-ray of my left hip and was told my hip was fine. It is so bad that at times I cannot walk and must sit right away. Other times I have no pain when walking but that is not often.
Fri, 6 Sep 2013
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Hi, the reason for left lower abdomen might be urinary tract infection, stone in the ureter near the bladder. or may be arthritis of the left hip joint . I advise you to consult an urologist for diagnosis and treatment.
You may need to have M.R.I. for confirmation of the disease.
thank you.
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Lower Pelvic Pain When Standing Or Walking. Hip X-ray Normal. Help

Hi, the reason for left lower abdomen might be urinary tract infection, stone in the ureter near the bladder. or may be arthritis of the left hip joint . I advise you to consult an urologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have M.R.I. for confirmation of the disease. thank you.