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Pain In The Abdomen Radiating To Left Shoulder. Colonoscopy Normal. Swollen Vein In The Hand. Reason?
I have upper left abdominal pain which radiates to my left shoulder also notice abdomen swelling. Had blood work coloniscopy and MRI done nothing shown. Also now have a vein in left arm that swells up now snd then. Please help what could this be I dont want to be a human pin cushion im sick of in & out if Dr offices. I am a otherwise healthy 35hr old fitness instructor I run 50 miles a week and weight about 110. A mom of 3 boys.
please help I just want to feel normal again!!
please help I just want to feel normal again!!
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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You have got left upper abdominal pain, swelling of abdomen, and radiates to the left shoulder. Blood work , M.R.I. colonoscopy are normal. A vein in left arm
You are a mother of 3 boys, 35 years old, fit ness instructor. weight 110.
Pain left upper abdomen pain suggests, gastric pain due to peptic ulcer, gastric irritation, renal colic, pancreas infection, or descending colon infection.
Lastly cervical spondylosis may be the cause, with referred pain to epigastric region.
I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. you may have to get gastroscopy, C.T.scan of neck besides other routine tests for confirmation.
Don't worry you will be fine soon.
Best wishes.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.Forum.
You have got left upper abdominal pain, swelling of abdomen, and radiates to the left shoulder. Blood work , M.R.I. colonoscopy are normal. A vein in left arm
You are a mother of 3 boys, 35 years old, fit ness instructor. weight 110.
Pain left upper abdomen pain suggests, gastric pain due to peptic ulcer, gastric irritation, renal colic, pancreas infection, or descending colon infection.
Lastly cervical spondylosis may be the cause, with referred pain to epigastric region.
I advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment. you may have to get gastroscopy, C.T.scan of neck besides other routine tests for confirmation.
Don't worry you will be fine soon.
Best wishes.
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