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58 Years Old, 10 Days In: Abdominal Pain( Radiating, Often
Question: 58 years old, 10 days in: abdominal pain( radiating, often in lower right ), fatigue, headache, hot and cold sweats. No constipation, no diarrhea, no blood in urine or stool. No problem passing uring/stool/gas.
Symptoms ebb-and flow through the day, it's disabling me.
I had a similar episode 3 months ago, it did go away on it's own after about a week. This time it seems to be here for good. 4 Ibuprofen and a 3 hour nap usually make me feel kind of normal, but the abdominal pain is fairly constant now.
I am quite sure both events are the same thing.
I also had a hernia mesh put in 10 years ago.
Symptoms ebb-and flow through the day, it's disabling me.
I had a similar episode 3 months ago, it did go away on it's own after about a week. This time it seems to be here for good. 4 Ibuprofen and a 3 hour nap usually make me feel kind of normal, but the abdominal pain is fairly constant now.
I am quite sure both events are the same thing.
I also had a hernia mesh put in 10 years ago.
Brief Answer:
You need to do a total blood count and urine analysis.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, welcome to Ask a doctor service.
I read your query and here is my advice.
There are several conditions that may cause this abdominal pain in right side. It may be caused by appendicitis, kidney stones, urinary track infection, inflammatory bowel disease etc.
You should firstly do a total blood count and urine analysis.
Then an ultrasound may be needed to evaluate the situation.
Discuss about these tests with your treating doctor.
Hope I have answered the question.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
You need to do a total blood count and urine analysis.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, welcome to Ask a doctor service.
I read your query and here is my advice.
There are several conditions that may cause this abdominal pain in right side. It may be caused by appendicitis, kidney stones, urinary track infection, inflammatory bowel disease etc.
You should firstly do a total blood count and urine analysis.
Then an ultrasound may be needed to evaluate the situation.
Discuss about these tests with your treating doctor.
Hope I have answered the question.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
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