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What Can Explain Abdominal Pain Having Undergone Colonoscopy?

I'm a 46 years old female,i have had a colonoscopy done the first time they removed 4 big poylps,2nd time nothing,last month was admitted over night,my DR.came in room and told me not to come back there was nothing wrong.. I look like i am 7 months pregnant,stomach stays hard and swollen 24-7. I have abdominal pain,stomach feels like its in my chest,i can't breath right,but not sure what is going on or what i should do..they told me last year i had a benign tumor,and a hernia,any help is appreciate.What is going on with me..
Mon, 22 Sep 2014
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Hi.
The colonoscopy has its own complications and you already have a hernia and a benign tumor.
The probable causes are intestinal obstruction .
This can be easily diagnosed by a simple test of X-ray of the Abdomen in standing position as it will show fluid-gas shadows.
If you do not get a relief within a few days of conservative treatment like Intravenous fluids , Naso-gastric Ryles tube aspiration, you may need surgery to get a proper diagnosis and treatment
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What Can Explain Abdominal Pain Having Undergone Colonoscopy?

Hi. The colonoscopy has its own complications and you already have a hernia and a benign tumor. The probable causes are intestinal obstruction . This can be easily diagnosed by a simple test of X-ray of the Abdomen in standing position as it will show fluid-gas shadows. If you do not get a relief within a few days of conservative treatment like Intravenous fluids , Naso-gastric Ryles tube aspiration, you may need surgery to get a proper diagnosis and treatment