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Lower Back Pain, Earlier Lower Stomach Pain. What Could Be The Problem?
A couple of days ago I got a weird sickness/pain in my lower stomach and went to the bathroom and thought it was better and thought nothing of it, well today about mid morning I started having pain in my lower right back almost under my ribs and thought it was a pinched nerve well its moved into the front right side of my stomach and I cannot find a position that doesnt cause pain. What could be the problem?
Mon, 12 Nov 2012
Hello and thanks for the query
I have read your query with diligence. Your pain is most likely to be a Renal stone pain you need to be investigated for that. Get your urine routine examination done with sonography of abdomen. X-ray KUB also helps in detecting the stone is done empty stomach. Consult your doctor and get your investigation done as per the advise. Meanwhile take plenty of water. Urinary alkalizer if burning maturation is present. Take anti-spasmodic drugs to reduce the pain.
Other disease which can cause pain are muscular spasm. Gall blabber stone. But these are associated with nausea and vomiting. So consult your doctor and get to a diagnosis.
Hope this will help you out.
Best Wishes
I have read your query with diligence. Your pain is most likely to be a Renal stone pain you need to be investigated for that. Get your urine routine examination done with sonography of abdomen. X-ray KUB also helps in detecting the stone is done empty stomach. Consult your doctor and get your investigation done as per the advise. Meanwhile take plenty of water. Urinary alkalizer if burning maturation is present. Take anti-spasmodic drugs to reduce the pain.
Other disease which can cause pain are muscular spasm. Gall blabber stone. But these are associated with nausea and vomiting. So consult your doctor and get to a diagnosis.
Hope this will help you out.
Best Wishes
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