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Severe Pain In Lower Right Abdomen, Pain Moving To Pelvis, Pulsing Sensation. Serious Symptoms?
hi, i had real bad pain in my lower right quarter that went down to my pelvis with the same pain on my outer thigh. it was terrible for about four hours with of pulsing (between 2 and 10 minutes between stabs) it then calmed down and is starting on the left side mirroring what was going on earlier. i have been told i have Degenerative disk for recurring issues on my right side (lower back, hip, outer thing). do you think this is something serious?
Sat, 30 Mar 2013
Hi
Pain in the lower part of abdomen on right side can be due to Appendicitis,right ureteric stone.
Get an ultrasound abdomen and confirm the diagnosis.
If both are excluded,then it can be due to musculoskletal cause or neurogenic.
Wish you good health
Regards
Pain in the lower part of abdomen on right side can be due to Appendicitis,right ureteric stone.
Get an ultrasound abdomen and confirm the diagnosis.
If both are excluded,then it can be due to musculoskletal cause or neurogenic.
Wish you good health
Regards
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Hi and thanks for the query,
Right lower quadrant pain generally requires the acute appendicitis, very frequent abdominal condition be excluded. A clinical evaluation however usually gives a very clear and precise diagnostic orientation. Blood tests, and an abdominal ultrasound, coupled with he carefully undertaken clinical evaluation most of the time gives an approximately or exact diagnosis. Consulting your gastroenterologist or internist for a proper examination is a brilliant idea. Thanks and hope this helps.
best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
Right lower quadrant pain generally requires the acute appendicitis, very frequent abdominal condition be excluded. A clinical evaluation however usually gives a very clear and precise diagnostic orientation. Blood tests, and an abdominal ultrasound, coupled with he carefully undertaken clinical evaluation most of the time gives an approximately or exact diagnosis. Consulting your gastroenterologist or internist for a proper examination is a brilliant idea. Thanks and hope this helps.
best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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