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What Causes Lower Abdominal Ache After Insertion Of Catheter?

Hi, I am 44, 5 feet and 120 pounds. I had A Ross procedure 12 years ago and I had an angioplasty last Tuesday because of a recurring chest pain. I am having an awful pain on the lower part of my tummy on the right side where the catheter was inserted. Is that normal?
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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Hi.This is not normal at all.
The pain in the right power abdomen after this angioplasty is indicative of a large hematoma.
Get a color doppler and ultrasonography done to confirm the diagnosis of either hematoma or dissection of the vessel.
Get admitted, for observation and active management is required.
A strict rest and management of the stable hemodynamics may resolve this on its own .
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What Causes Lower Abdominal Ache After Insertion Of Catheter?

Hi.This is not normal at all. The pain in the right power abdomen after this angioplasty is indicative of a large hematoma. Get a color doppler and ultrasonography done to confirm the diagnosis of either hematoma or dissection of the vessel. Get admitted, for observation and active management is required. A strict rest and management of the stable hemodynamics may resolve this on its own .