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Stabbing Pain In Abdomen. Difficulty In Breathing And Bowel Movements. Suggestions?

Hello. I am a 26 yo female. Starting yesterday morning I began to have a sharp stabbing pain in my LUQ of my abdomen. I applied heat, took some tums and Tylenol . I also increased my water intake and started a probiotic . The pain has not resolved, it has actually gotten worse. The pain is now shooting up into my L shoulder . I had a large bowel movement this morning. I had minor pain when going to bathroom. The pain in my abdomen gets worse when I take a deep breath or rest my arm on my stomach. What are your suggestions?
Thu, 29 Nov 2012
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hi vanessa,
Pain in the abdomen radiating to the left shoulder suggests an intra-abdominal pathology which is obviously irritating your diaphragm,also as evidenced by the pain incresing on taking deep breaths.
Hence you need a good clinical examination and radiological evaluation.Please do visit your surgeon without fail.
all the best
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Stabbing Pain In Abdomen. Difficulty In Breathing And Bowel Movements. Suggestions?

hi vanessa, Pain in the abdomen radiating to the left shoulder suggests an intra-abdominal pathology which is obviously irritating your diaphragm,also as evidenced by the pain incresing on taking deep breaths. Hence you need a good clinical examination and radiological evaluation.Please do visit your surgeon without fail. all the best