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On And Off Pressure And Fluttering On Left Side Abdomen, Throbbing Neck, Increased Head Pressure, Lightheadedness. Suggest

I am female, 51, 135lbs, normal to low bp, no aenemia, exercise 5x week. Have been experience intermittent pressure and fluttering on left side of abdomen (feels as though my heart is beating in my stomach instead of my chest) followed by feeling of throbbing on left side of neck and increased head pressure and lightheadedness (as though someone was squeezing my neck). Occurs daily, most often when lying down.
Tue, 17 Sep 2013
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hello dear.
your symptoms suggest abdominal aortic aneurysm but CT scan is required to diagnose that. you also require ultrasonography abdomen. however it can be some other pathology also. you should consult a clinician for detail examination.
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On And Off Pressure And Fluttering On Left Side Abdomen, Throbbing Neck, Increased Head Pressure, Lightheadedness. Suggest

hello dear. your symptoms suggest abdominal aortic aneurysm but CT scan is required to diagnose that. you also require ultrasonography abdomen. however it can be some other pathology also. you should consult a clinician for detail examination. Regards