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What Causes Rapid Weight Gain, Back, Stomach And Shoulder Pain?

yes i went to the doctor and he is saying i have either a bladder infection or kidney stone. i went monday and i weighed at 105 and then turned around and went back wednesday and i gained 3 more pounds just in 3 days so now im weighing at 108. my left sidde of stomach has been hurting i get back pains sometimes and i get pain in my shoulders also sometimes, and im worried something eles is really wrong with me. i have been weighing at 98 pounds for a very long time. i had 3 kids but they are now 5,6,and 7. and went right back down to my normal weight after having them. if you can please help me figure out what this could be and what should i do? thanks, im Kimberly
Thu, 4 Jun 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

It is unlikely that the weight gain in that short time period is fat, it may be related to fluid retention or bloating.

You may need imaging of your abdomen to determine the cause of your pain if it is continues despite treatment.
The bladder infection or stone can cause pain so one of these are the likely cause.

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What Causes Rapid Weight Gain, Back, Stomach And Shoulder Pain?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It is unlikely that the weight gain in that short time period is fat, it may be related to fluid retention or bloating. You may need imaging of your abdomen to determine the cause of your pain if it is continues despite treatment. The bladder infection or stone can cause pain so one of these are the likely cause. I hope this helps