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Age 41 Yrs Male Suffering From Pain Sometime In Chest,
Question: Age 41 yrs Male suffering from pain sometime in chest, sometime in abdomen, sometime in back spine (.) Doctors treating giving only pain killer and peracitamol , telling that internal muscle scram(.) I am having diabatis for last 10 years(.) Normal health, but no relief in for last two months(.) sometime less pain but no permanent relief
Taking medicine prescribed by XXXXXXX , Govt. hospital for last two months(.) My sister is also a doctor(.) Govt doctor is giving peracitamol and pain killer (.) sometime pain is less sometime it moves (.) But never vanished (.) IT IS THERE all the time(.)
They have done ECG and sugar( I am having for last 10 years)
They have done ECG and sugar( I am having for last 10 years)
Brief Answer:
Abdominal pain is unlikely to be due to muscle spasms
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mr Nandiajit,
Welcome to Ask a Doctor Service.
I have gone through the details you have provided and it appears that the diagnosis is unlikely to be accurate.
Back and spine pain is more likely to be due to muscle spasm but abdominal pain is highly unlikely to be due to muscle spasm.
Could you please describe the pain that you get in the abdomen?
What is the exact location of this abdominal pain? And what makes it worse and what makes it better?
Do you have to burp quite often?
Do you get any burning sensation in the center of the chest?
About back and spine pain, I would like to know the exact location of that pain as well and also please describe how you feel pain, does taking a deep breath cause pain?
Does the pain go from the back to anywhere else?
Do you get evening fevers often?
Do you have severe sweating in the nights?
Are there any other problems you have noticed?
For the time being, I would advice you to apply ice to the painful areas in the back and spine region.
You can take Tablet. Sompraz-D twice a day before food for 10 days for the pain the abdomen.
Please do get back to me with further details so that I can help you further.
Best regards
Abdominal pain is unlikely to be due to muscle spasms
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mr Nandiajit,
Welcome to Ask a Doctor Service.
I have gone through the details you have provided and it appears that the diagnosis is unlikely to be accurate.
Back and spine pain is more likely to be due to muscle spasm but abdominal pain is highly unlikely to be due to muscle spasm.
Could you please describe the pain that you get in the abdomen?
What is the exact location of this abdominal pain? And what makes it worse and what makes it better?
Do you have to burp quite often?
Do you get any burning sensation in the center of the chest?
About back and spine pain, I would like to know the exact location of that pain as well and also please describe how you feel pain, does taking a deep breath cause pain?
Does the pain go from the back to anywhere else?
Do you get evening fevers often?
Do you have severe sweating in the nights?
Are there any other problems you have noticed?
For the time being, I would advice you to apply ice to the painful areas in the back and spine region.
You can take Tablet. Sompraz-D twice a day before food for 10 days for the pain the abdomen.
Please do get back to me with further details so that I can help you further.
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Abdominal pain finds relief if some petting( Hat bolale) is done(.).Burning sensation in the backside along the spine(.)Pain in the back side mostly 6inch below the shoulder(.) No evening fever(.) No sweating(.)
I thank you for the advice(.)
Abdominal pain is at the bottom of the abdomen,at the cross-section area.
With best regards,
Joydeep Nandi
I thank you for the advice(.)
Abdominal pain is at the bottom of the abdomen,at the cross-section area.
With best regards,
Joydeep Nandi
Brief Answer:
Apply ice and take the medicines as advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hello again Mr Joydeep XXXXXXX
Welcome back and thank you for providing more details.
The back pain needs to be looked into if it persists even after applying ice for 10 days.
Few important conditions to rule out include stones in the kidney and spinal column infection and ankylosing spondylitis or intervetebral disc prolapse.
Please visit an orthopedic surgeon or neurologist if the pain persists.
For the abdominal pain, please take Tablet Sompraz-D for 10 days and see if you notice any improvement, if there is no improvement, then you will need to undergo Upper GI endoscopy and detailed clinical examination by a general surgeon.
I hope this answers your query,
Best regards
Apply ice and take the medicines as advised.
Detailed Answer:
Hello again Mr Joydeep XXXXXXX
Welcome back and thank you for providing more details.
The back pain needs to be looked into if it persists even after applying ice for 10 days.
Few important conditions to rule out include stones in the kidney and spinal column infection and ankylosing spondylitis or intervetebral disc prolapse.
Please visit an orthopedic surgeon or neurologist if the pain persists.
For the abdominal pain, please take Tablet Sompraz-D for 10 days and see if you notice any improvement, if there is no improvement, then you will need to undergo Upper GI endoscopy and detailed clinical examination by a general surgeon.
I hope this answers your query,
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I wrote yesterday but as I did not get back , I am writing again(.) Abd. pain relief felt while petting with hand(.) Burning sensation in the back side along spine central(.) Pain just below 6 inch in the back side of shoulder (.) NO evening fever(.) No sweating at night(.) Main and major problem is *ghum hoy na* (no night sleep)
KINDLY ADVICE
KINDLY ADVICE
Brief Answer:
Continue as advised before.
Detailed Answer:
Hello again Mr Joydeep XXXXXXX
This abdominal pain does not seem very serious right now, please do let me know after completing the tablets for 10 days.
As for the back pain, please follow the advice given and let me know if there is any improvement in the symptoms or not.
If there is no improvement in the pain, then you will need to undergo Upper GI Endoscopy, Ultrasound scanning of the abdomen and X-Ray or MRI of the spine to rule out spinal problems.
I wish you speedy recovery.
Best regards
Continue as advised before.
Detailed Answer:
Hello again Mr Joydeep XXXXXXX
This abdominal pain does not seem very serious right now, please do let me know after completing the tablets for 10 days.
As for the back pain, please follow the advice given and let me know if there is any improvement in the symptoms or not.
If there is no improvement in the pain, then you will need to undergo Upper GI Endoscopy, Ultrasound scanning of the abdomen and X-Ray or MRI of the spine to rule out spinal problems.
I wish you speedy recovery.
Best regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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