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Right Lower Abdomen Pain With Small Painful Lump And Loss Of Appetite

Hello, I am 23 years old female and I ve been having dull pain in my lower right side of stomache and back. I have a small lump diagnal from belly button and it hurts when pressed on. my youngest son stepped on me the other day and I just wanted to go through the roof. I have loss of appetite and also lost some weight. I had a low grade fever the other night I wasn t doing anything active I was sitting on chair and just felt like I was getting really hot all sudden. AC and fan was even on and usually I am always cold. I took temp and it was 100.0 Used cold rag and it went back down to normal. I am scheduled for ultrasound to be done tomorrow. also had went to ER they thought it is just a strain on right groind. I had urine test done twice and came back no infections. Also just had bloodwork done today. I just found out today from my doctors office that in my ultra sound that I have a large amount of fluid on my I think she said Pelvix area and Shows I have a Ovarian Cyst that ruptured. I ask her what I should do about it they said take warm soaks and take over counter meds for pain. Is that really it?
Fri, 15 Jul 2011
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
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You have not mentioned you bowel habits. You could be suffering from TB of the intestine or a possible malignancy, but nothing can be said unless you get a full workup. TB is known to cause weight loss, night sweats. Do get worked up for this. You need to eat a diet rich in proteins like pulses, cereals, eggs, chicken, lean meat, soyabean. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Drink plenty of water as well for proper bowel motion.
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General & Family Physician Dr. Ramesh M.Vachharajani's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for query,
You might have muscle strain as your son stepped on you.
You might have acute appendicitis pain giving rise to lower right sided abdominal pain and temperature.
confirm as you are going for ultra sound
ok and bye.
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General Surgeon Dr. Swapnendu Sekhar Ghosh's  Response
welcome to healthcaremagic
you may be having some acute abdominal problem
the small lump in the belly button may be an umbilical hernia or some thing else if it is tender and a hernia may be you are having some strangulation in the herniated mass and that may explain the temperature
consult surgeon without delay and get examine and take appropriate treatment
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Ang's  Response
I found out today from doctors office, that my ultrasound shown a large amount of fluid on I think she said pelvis I have a ovarian cyst the ruptured. She didn't give me anything for it she said all I can do is take warm soaks. Is that really all I can do?

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Right Lower Abdomen Pain With Small Painful Lump And Loss Of Appetite

Welcome to Healthcare Magic You have not mentioned you bowel habits. You could be suffering from TB of the intestine or a possible malignancy, but nothing can be said unless you get a full workup. TB is known to cause weight loss, night sweats. Do get worked up for this. You need to eat a diet rich in proteins like pulses, cereals, eggs, chicken, lean meat, soyabean. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Drink plenty of water as well for proper bowel motion.