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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain?

please help!
i feel pain in low abdomen (bellow the belt) and i took urine test which showed nothing the blood test show a low MCV(83.6 fl) and low HTC (36.1%) a low GR ( 43%) and high LY (43.3%) i'm black and Male i have never known a big disease before. Physically i feel ok but a little loss of appetite. Thank you!
Sat, 31 May 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.It is good that you have undergone the urine test and it is normal.
The blood test has no relevance or relation to the pain in abdomen.
The most probably reason of pain in lower abdomen is intestinal infection and if you have any associated symptoms please take a course of an antibiotic and you may be alright.
If there is no relief, please go for an ultrasonography and stool tests, and blood test for typhoid and so as may be advised by your Doctor.
Get a diagnosis.
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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain?

Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.It is good that you have undergone the urine test and it is normal. The blood test has no relevance or relation to the pain in abdomen. The most probably reason of pain in lower abdomen is intestinal infection and if you have any associated symptoms please take a course of an antibiotic and you may be alright. If there is no relief, please go for an ultrasonography and stool tests, and blood test for typhoid and so as may be advised by your Doctor. Get a diagnosis.