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Pain In The Abdomen, Irregular Periods, Diarrhea. Had Surgery For Appendicitis And Disc Prolapse. Stone In The UV Joint
i am a lady of 39 yrs old, had 2scesreans,surgery for apendics ,undergone surgery for dics proplase have implant in L5 s1pinous process and laminae, and also last listhis removed . now quite frequently i have pain in my abdomen ,irregular periods, giddiness, especially dysentry. last month also i was admitted for vomiting and dysentry and after usg,c t scan doctors hv diagnosed i hv a 7mm stone in my uv joint and nodules in my epigastric region , after a period of 5 days treatment all pain subsided for a few days but now again for the past one week i hv continous dysentry, i am not able to take even a single mouthful of food, i feel very tired, restless, etc.. i also hv thyroid
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Wed, 26 Jun 2013
DEAR MADAM
IF YOU ARE PASSING WATERY STOOLS THEN THAT WILL LEAD TO DEHYDRATION AND LOSS OF ELECTROLYTES WHICH IS VERY DANGEROUS, 39 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT USUALLY HAVE IRREGULAR PERIODS DUE TO
1. FIBROIDS IN THE UTEROUS
2. POLYSCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME VERY RARELY
3. HYPOTHYROIDISM VERY RARELY
FOR EVALUATION OF PAIN ABDOMEN I SUGGEST YOU TO UNDER GO USG ABDOMEN AND PELVIS.
TAKE LOT OF WATER AND ORAL REHYDRATION IS VERY IMPORTANT.
THANKS
IF YOU ARE PASSING WATERY STOOLS THEN THAT WILL LEAD TO DEHYDRATION AND LOSS OF ELECTROLYTES WHICH IS VERY DANGEROUS, 39 YEAR OLD FEMALE PATIENT USUALLY HAVE IRREGULAR PERIODS DUE TO
1. FIBROIDS IN THE UTEROUS
2. POLYSCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME VERY RARELY
3. HYPOTHYROIDISM VERY RARELY
FOR EVALUATION OF PAIN ABDOMEN I SUGGEST YOU TO UNDER GO USG ABDOMEN AND PELVIS.
TAKE LOT OF WATER AND ORAL REHYDRATION IS VERY IMPORTANT.
THANKS
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