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Suffering From Right Side Pain, No Stones, Blood And Urine Test Normal. What Could Be The Reason?
i was suffering from right side pain ( in between hip and ribs) 2 months agao. consulted a doctor who suggested me for a untra sonography . the impression given in that was : right mild hydroureteronephrosis . seeing that suggested for CT scan . and after observing the CT scan report he said there are no stones ( not a problem). did blood and urine test. but i cud feel a mild pain some days. can u please tell me the cause for it. and suggest hoe to proceed.
Mon, 28 Oct 2013
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I would come up with these possibilities , these includes.
1 Appendicitis chronic sometimes did,t visualize in ultrasound , diagnosis can be confirmed by physical as well clinical examination by a physician.Get in blood examination for leucocytosis, e s r.
2 Next reason is renal involvement as there is hydronephrosis ( uretero ) present , this is evident by SCAN. This is the cause of pain as in this condition fluid accumulates in kidney and ureter causing the pain on right side.
3 If you are a FEMALE patient may be due to ovarian cyst , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultra sound as sometimes a very small size cyst don't visible .
In my opinion first of all consult an urologist and get his opinion ( 2nd).
Good luck. Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
I would come up with these possibilities , these includes.
1 Appendicitis chronic sometimes did,t visualize in ultrasound , diagnosis can be confirmed by physical as well clinical examination by a physician.Get in blood examination for leucocytosis, e s r.
2 Next reason is renal involvement as there is hydronephrosis ( uretero ) present , this is evident by SCAN. This is the cause of pain as in this condition fluid accumulates in kidney and ureter causing the pain on right side.
3 If you are a FEMALE patient may be due to ovarian cyst , diagnosis can be confirmed by ultra sound as sometimes a very small size cyst don't visible .
In my opinion first of all consult an urologist and get his opinion ( 2nd).
Good luck. Dr. HET
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