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What Causes Abdominal Pain With A Lump Post Surgical Abortion Procedure?

I just had a surgical abortion around 10am this morning. After the procedure is have had mild lower stomach cramps. About 2 hours ago the pain worsened and shot to my lower left quadrant above my hip bone. There is a large lump present that can be felt by touch and is visible
Tue, 28 Mar 2017
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history and understood your concerns.
As per the history your have provided, surgical abortion may not be directly related to the lump that has formed. This is a very very rare occurrence and hence needs to be addressed immediately by a CT scan of the abdomen and the abdominal wall to see if this is hematoma that is spreading from the operation site or a hernia that was not recognized and so on.
Pain in abdomen that is spreading to the left lower quadrant can be due to the same reasons.
Further management may be an emergency matter hence stop anything orally till advised by your Doctor or nurse.
Take pan-bed rest till well diagnosed.
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What Causes Abdominal Pain With A Lump Post Surgical Abortion Procedure?

Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history and understood your concerns. As per the history your have provided, surgical abortion may not be directly related to the lump that has formed. This is a very very rare occurrence and hence needs to be addressed immediately by a CT scan of the abdomen and the abdominal wall to see if this is hematoma that is spreading from the operation site or a hernia that was not recognized and so on. Pain in abdomen that is spreading to the left lower quadrant can be due to the same reasons. Further management may be an emergency matter hence stop anything orally till advised by your Doctor or nurse. Take pan-bed rest till well diagnosed.