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What Could Cause Severe Pain Under The Stomach Area?

Hello, I m having really bad severe pains under Neath my belly button area and sharp pain running along the left side of my wait area running to the back of me before my back starts. Doctors tell me they can not find anything. I do not know what to do
Thu, 8 Dec 2016
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I do not have enough information regarding what kinds of tests were done, nor your age, or gender for your doctors to determine your condition. You know your body better than anyone else and obviously you feel something is wrong.
First of all you should have a good physical exam and history to see if you have any fever, low blood pressure, changes in bowel habits, any new food intake and nutrition history.
Next, a CBC, CMP, lipase and amylase blood testing to rule out any infectious condition (appenditis, cholecystitis) or pancreatitis.
Next, you should have a CT scan of the Abdomen and Pelvis to see if anything is amiss.
Next, if these tests are normal you should have an upper endoscopy to look at the esophagus and stomach to see if there is any gastritis or ulcers.
I hope this helps, best regards
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What Could Cause Severe Pain Under The Stomach Area?

I do not have enough information regarding what kinds of tests were done, nor your age, or gender for your doctors to determine your condition. You know your body better than anyone else and obviously you feel something is wrong. First of all you should have a good physical exam and history to see if you have any fever, low blood pressure, changes in bowel habits, any new food intake and nutrition history. Next, a CBC, CMP, lipase and amylase blood testing to rule out any infectious condition (appenditis, cholecystitis) or pancreatitis. Next, you should have a CT scan of the Abdomen and Pelvis to see if anything is amiss. Next, if these tests are normal you should have an upper endoscopy to look at the esophagus and stomach to see if there is any gastritis or ulcers. I hope this helps, best regards