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Peri-menopausal, Have Right Sided Abdominal Pain, Burning In Groin. History Of Prolapsed Lumbar Discs. Remedy?
Hi I am a 48yr old female, peri-menopausal and have been experiencing right sided abdo pain for a few days. It is not constant and presents as an extrememly sharp stabbing/burning pain when I cough or sneeze and also an occassional burning pain in the right groin . I was hospitalised 3 months ago for 2 prolapsed lumbar discs and experienced some intense burning pain in my right groin area due to trapped nerve. There do not appear to be any other symptoms at this time and I am in good health otherwise. many thanks for any advice you may be able to offer. Denise
Fri, 28 Dec 2012
thank you.probably this is the same problem like the previous one.exaggerating during coughing or sneezing support it.though there are some possibility of ovarian cyst,PID or renal problem. so,now an USG of abd. and MRI of L-S spine is necessary.at first you will consult with a neurosurgeon.
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Thank you for the query.
Such symptoms can be due to spinal disc herniation indeed. But it can be also caused by urinary tract infection or inguinal hernia. With uti, burning when urinating and frequent urinating also appears. Hernia gives pain while coughing.
You should have spine MRI and might be qualified for surgery. You should also have full blood work done with urine analysis, abdominal ultrasound and inguinal ultrasound.
Hope this will help.
Regards.
Thank you for the query.
Such symptoms can be due to spinal disc herniation indeed. But it can be also caused by urinary tract infection or inguinal hernia. With uti, burning when urinating and frequent urinating also appears. Hernia gives pain while coughing.
You should have spine MRI and might be qualified for surgery. You should also have full blood work done with urine analysis, abdominal ultrasound and inguinal ultrasound.
Hope this will help.
Regards.
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