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What Causes Severe Abdomen Pain Up And Down The Belly Button?

I have been having server pain up and down my belly button and to the right of my right we have ruled out appendix, cysts, gall baller, stones, pregnancy and endometriosis this pain is stopping me from working I cant lift anything heavy i have been order by doctors not to work what could it be?
Mon, 27 Oct 2014
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Hi.
Such type of pain can be due to Meckel's diverticulitis. This is the area of maximum pain , shifting sometimes as you have noted. This is not easily diagnosed by the routine tests.
Enteroclysis can help to delineate the defect as an out-pouching.
Another best way is to get a Diagnostic Laparoscopy done and to get the surgery done for whatever is surgically corrected.
Ultrasonography and CT scan can miss this. It looks you have already got these done as you say the other causes are ruled out.


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What Causes Severe Abdomen Pain Up And Down The Belly Button?

Hi. Such type of pain can be due to Meckel s diverticulitis. This is the area of maximum pain , shifting sometimes as you have noted. This is not easily diagnosed by the routine tests. Enteroclysis can help to delineate the defect as an out-pouching. Another best way is to get a Diagnostic Laparoscopy done and to get the surgery done for whatever is surgically corrected. Ultrasonography and CT scan can miss this. It looks you have already got these done as you say the other causes are ruled out.