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What Causes Severe Pain In The Right Lower Pelvis?

I am a 38 yo female. 230lb. 5'8. I have had past history of kidney stones but that has been ruled out through blood tests and ct. I have pain in my right side and on right side of my back. It seems as though anything I eat or drink makes me cramp. I had a ultrasound and blood work and no stones were to be found and blood test results were normal. Whatever that means!!! Today, I have a Hida Scan and after laying there an hour I was again injected. I became severely naseous to the point I felt lightheaded. My stomach fellt as if it was burning in the right side and cramping in the lower right side of my pelves. Does this mean that my gallbladder is not pumping correctly????
Thu, 17 Jul 2014
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The problem during HIDA scan would have been a reaction to the drug.
Only the report can tell whether you have a functioning gall bladder or not.
The cramps you are describing can also be due to IBS or so.
Get a proper treatment with a course of an antibiotic and antispasmodic tablets for 7 days , your problem may be solved.
You have already undergone the CT scan and an ultrasonography, which you have mentioned to be normal .
It would have already picked up the other problems.
I would think opf IBS and other reasons .
I would advise you to go for a test of barium called Enteroclysis under a fluoroscopy control to see the real time movement of the bowel, any obstruction or motility disorder.
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What Causes Severe Pain In The Right Lower Pelvis?

The problem during HIDA scan would have been a reaction to the drug. Only the report can tell whether you have a functioning gall bladder or not. The cramps you are describing can also be due to IBS or so. Get a proper treatment with a course of an antibiotic and antispasmodic tablets for 7 days , your problem may be solved. You have already undergone the CT scan and an ultrasonography, which you have mentioned to be normal . It would have already picked up the other problems. I would think opf IBS and other reasons . I would advise you to go for a test of barium called Enteroclysis under a fluoroscopy control to see the real time movement of the bowel, any obstruction or motility disorder.