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Why Do I Still Have Pain In The Trauma Effected Area Of Abdomen?

Sir ,i am a 21 year old male , 183 cm tall and weigh 54 kg.Two years ago , I had a blunt traumatic injury in upper abdomen.I had pain in abdomen and cramping for around 3-4 months and then it gradually subsided.But I developed copious release of gas and diarrhoea ,and i had to rush to restroom 3-4 times per day.I consulted a gastroenterologist and performed adbominal ultrasound and complete blood count.Both were negative and no free fluid was in abdomen.The doc told it was IBS and gave medications.Though the diarrhoea reduced , the gas still persists.I feel tenderness in the area of trauma.Once , I deliberately exercised pressure over the area and felt mild pain.After an hour or so I had an urge to go to the restroom where i had severe diarrhoea with blood in stools.The next day I excreted white mucous.But after that ,I was normal.What should i do?
Tue, 15 Jul 2014
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The present symptoms do not looks to be related to your present problem.
The present problem looks to be related to Entero-colitis. That is why you have blood and mucus in the stools. The area of trauma of the past is over the transverse colon so mimicking the past experience.
Proper antibiotic and Metronidazole with anti-spasmodic medicines will help.
Get colitis completely treated now if you do not want to go into the stage of chronic problem.
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Why Do I Still Have Pain In The Trauma Effected Area Of Abdomen?

The present symptoms do not looks to be related to your present problem. The present problem looks to be related to Entero-colitis. That is why you have blood and mucus in the stools. The area of trauma of the past is over the transverse colon so mimicking the past experience. Proper antibiotic and Metronidazole with anti-spasmodic medicines will help. Get colitis completely treated now if you do not want to go into the stage of chronic problem.