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Suffer Lower Abdominal Pain. Lost Appetite. Suffer Constipation And Diarrhea. X-ray Showed Titanium Clip In Pelvis. Suggest?

I have been experiencing ongoing lower abdominal pelvic pain for 7 weeks. I was treated initially for a uti, though tests show that this was not he case. I have also lost my appetite, have vomited on an off, suffered constipation and diareah , suffered severe stomach cramps and back ache. At one point it felt like going into labour all over again, at other times it felt like something was pushing up against my tailbone or into my rectum. I experienced during sex.
A recent xray showed a titanium clip in my pelvis which has fallen off during a gall bladder operation in 2006. Could this possibly cause the pain. What else may be happening?
Thu, 12 Sep 2013
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YOUR SYMPTOMS ARE SUGGESTIVE OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE
KINDLY GET THE FOLLOGING TEST TO CONFIRM
STOOL ANALYSIS
CT SCAN ABDOMEN WITH CONTRAST
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Suffer Lower Abdominal Pain. Lost Appetite. Suffer Constipation And Diarrhea. X-ray Showed Titanium Clip In Pelvis. Suggest?

YOUR SYMPTOMS ARE SUGGESTIVE OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE KINDLY GET THE FOLLOGING TEST TO CONFIRM STOOL ANALYSIS CT SCAN ABDOMEN WITH CONTRAST