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Lower Abdominal Pains When Standing For A Long Period. Ultrasound Shows Borderline Hepatomegaly, Pelvicalyectasia. Treatment?

i am 31 yr old female.i have been suffering from rt lower abdominal pains only when i stand for prolonged period. ultra sound scan suggests borderline hepatomegaly and pelvicalyectasia.the pain is not continuous and goes away after rest.what should be my next action.should i be treated or just live with this problem .please let me know
Tue, 26 Feb 2013
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You souldnt live with any pain, every pain has some cause. Your pain sounds to me more like gynaecologic disorder. Especially if no gallbladder disorder or stones have been seen on US. If analgetics help hen your problem can be muscular or neurogenic so there wont be any intraabdominal pathology. If it persist then complete gastroent. workup must be done including gastrosocpy and colonoscopy. Wish you good health.
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Lower Abdominal Pains When Standing For A Long Period. Ultrasound Shows Borderline Hepatomegaly, Pelvicalyectasia. Treatment?

You souldnt live with any pain, every pain has some cause. Your pain sounds to me more like gynaecologic disorder. Especially if no gallbladder disorder or stones have been seen on US. If analgetics help hen your problem can be muscular or neurogenic so there wont be any intraabdominal pathology. If it persist then complete gastroent. workup must be done including gastrosocpy and colonoscopy. Wish you good health.