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Pain In Lower Left Abdomen, Extreme Numbness In Left Foot. Had Cysts Removed With Total Hysterectomy. Reasons ?
I have pain in my lower left abdomen, basically all the time, and each day at work after sitting, I have extreme numbness in my left foot. The pain in my lower abdomen has bothered me for over a year. I had a colonoscopy last year which was fine, except for two cysts which were removed and have had endometrial cancer six months ago, with a total hysterectomy . A CT scan did not reveal any hernia or other medical problem in April prior to surgery, as I questioned the pain
Sat, 8 Dec 2012
Hello and welcome to HCM
An ultrasound abdomen should be done for pain in left lower abdomen.
A history of colonoscopy and cyst removal has a doubtful relation with the pain.
I would like to know the site and cause for removal of the cysts.
An numbness in left foot can be due to nerve injury in hystrectomy.
However, exact cause for pain and numbness cannot be found out without a complete clinical examination and investigations.
So, visit your doctor for further investigations and thus management.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
An ultrasound abdomen should be done for pain in left lower abdomen.
A history of colonoscopy and cyst removal has a doubtful relation with the pain.
I would like to know the site and cause for removal of the cysts.
An numbness in left foot can be due to nerve injury in hystrectomy.
However, exact cause for pain and numbness cannot be found out without a complete clinical examination and investigations.
So, visit your doctor for further investigations and thus management.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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