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What Causes Lower Right Abdominal Pain,loss Of Appetite And Frequent Urination?

the two days now I have had lower right pain in my stomach, loss of appetite, and peeing about every 5 minutes. I drink water every day. Even though I do drink water I ve never had to pee this much. when I hold off urinating my stomach gets crampy.what do you think is causing this? I am 52 years old, and no longer get my period. Urine is clear.
Mon, 12 Oct 2015
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Ayurveda Specialist,  's  Response
1. Since you are in your menopause thus could be U.T.I. (although you have said urine is clear,check with urine examination or ask for urine culture)

2. If lower abdominal pain doesn't subside with anti- spasmodic injection, check with a gynecologist.
. Plenty of water & fluids
. Urinary antibiotic (norfloxacin) and an alkaliniser (disodium hydrogen citrate).
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What Causes Lower Right Abdominal Pain,loss Of Appetite And Frequent Urination?

1. Since you are in your menopause thus could be U.T.I. (although you have said urine is clear,check with urine examination or ask for urine culture) 2. If lower abdominal pain doesn t subside with anti- spasmodic injection, check with a gynecologist. . Plenty of water & fluids . Urinary antibiotic (norfloxacin) and an alkaliniser (disodium hydrogen citrate).