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Chronic Pain In Hip Bone, Fever, Excessive Urination, Groin Area Pain. Done Endometriosis. Can I Have A Painless Life?

I have cronic pain in my left side rigt above my hip bone and groin pain on left side with fever excevive urination sometimes I have to go but it takes forever to go bathroom every time I go to the doctor they find reason for surgery 3 surgeries in 6 months first endemtriousis then umbilical hernia last torn ace Tilburg labrium But the pain is still there and worse everyday I can't cope anymore I have no zero quality of life it hurts to bend over walk stand just to lay in bed I feel like I being stabbed in the side PleaseHELP
Fri, 19 Jul 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,

The hip,pain deserves a complete clinical review, X rays, probable scans and blood levels of Calium and an enzyme called alkaline phosphatase. This shall give an idea bout whether this pain could be of tumoral origin or not, or other orthopedic, neurologic or rheumatologic disease.

A complete blood count and blood cultures could help in identifying cause of fever. This however must be guided by a careful clinical review. Excessive urination could be due to diabetes mellitus or a urinary tract infection.

Groin pain deserves exclusion of a swollen lymph node, or one with an abscess.

A clinical review, with a chest x ray and an abdominal scan are important.

Consult your internist for a proper clinical review and management.

Thanks and kind regards,

Bain LE, MD.
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Chronic Pain In Hip Bone, Fever, Excessive Urination, Groin Area Pain. Done Endometriosis. Can I Have A Painless Life?

Hi and thanks for the query, The hip,pain deserves a complete clinical review, X rays, probable scans and blood levels of Calium and an enzyme called alkaline phosphatase. This shall give an idea bout whether this pain could be of tumoral origin or not, or other orthopedic, neurologic or rheumatologic disease. A complete blood count and blood cultures could help in identifying cause of fever. This however must be guided by a careful clinical review. Excessive urination could be due to diabetes mellitus or a urinary tract infection. Groin pain deserves exclusion of a swollen lymph node, or one with an abscess. A clinical review, with a chest x ray and an abdominal scan are important. Consult your internist for a proper clinical review and management. Thanks and kind regards, Bain LE, MD.