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Constant Pain In Abdomen, Shooting Pain On Standing, Urinating, Passing Bowels. Cure?

For the last 3 days I have had this almost constant pain on the lower left side of my abdomen . It is below my belly button but above my hip on the left side. Sometimes when I stand up or move a weird way it will give like a shooting pain to that one spot. Every time I urinate or try to move a bowel it hurst so bad I can barely even finish. Do you know what it could be?
Sun, 4 Nov 2012
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Cardiologist 's  Response
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic

You have not stated your age or gender.
In women, ovary, tubes and others may be responsible...
In both sexes, it may be the ureter, bladder or bowel (colon)
An examination by your doctor will shed some light.
Some lab work like urine and stool / plain x-ray of abdomen or ultra sound may be necessary based on clinical suspicion
In the meantime, antispasmodic may give pain relief

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Constant Pain In Abdomen, Shooting Pain On Standing, Urinating, Passing Bowels. Cure?

Hi friend Welcome to Health Care Magic You have not stated your age or gender. In women, ovary, tubes and others may be responsible... In both sexes, it may be the ureter, bladder or bowel (colon) An examination by your doctor will shed some light. Some lab work like urine and stool / plain x-ray of abdomen or ultra sound may be necessary based on clinical suspicion In the meantime, antispasmodic may give pain relief Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck