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Pain In Lower Left Abdomen, Spreading To Lower Back And Hip Bone, Constant Back Pain. Reason ?
hiii....its about a month ago...i wake up in the morning and had pain in my lower left abdomen that spread to my lower back and hip bone....since then i am having on and off pain in abdomen that is very low and i cant even feel it some times..but back pain is constant...which is not severe but i can feel it....i also have headaches some times...what could be the reason?
Thu, 11 Jul 2013
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
It could be due to muscle spasm , bowel or renal pathology. Thorough examination and ultrasound is required to diagnose the condition.I suggest you to consult your doctor for examination and treatment acc. to that.
Hope this will helps you. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
Dr Saurabh Gupta
Thanks for posting your query.
It could be due to muscle spasm , bowel or renal pathology. Thorough examination and ultrasound is required to diagnose the condition.I suggest you to consult your doctor for examination and treatment acc. to that.
Hope this will helps you. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
Dr Saurabh Gupta
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hello,
As there is constant pain who need to be investigated first for the cause.You didnt mentioned your gender in your question so its hard to tell you the common causes according to the gender but i can tell you the most common causes in common for both men and women.
-kidney infection
-kindey stones
-diverticulitis
-ulcerative colitis
-intestinal obstruction
-ovarian cysts
-endometritis
-inguinal hernia
These are some of the causes so if you are associated with any urine complaints then you must rule out renal infection and stones.
A ultrasonography is needed if the pain doesnt decline even with painkillers.
Thank you.
As there is constant pain who need to be investigated first for the cause.You didnt mentioned your gender in your question so its hard to tell you the common causes according to the gender but i can tell you the most common causes in common for both men and women.
-kidney infection
-kindey stones
-diverticulitis
-ulcerative colitis
-intestinal obstruction
-ovarian cysts
-endometritis
-inguinal hernia
These are some of the causes so if you are associated with any urine complaints then you must rule out renal infection and stones.
A ultrasonography is needed if the pain doesnt decline even with painkillers.
Thank you.
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2 Doctors agree with this answer
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