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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain?
dear sir/mam
yesterday i got up from sleep and i got sudden pain in my lower abdominal region at back side,i tink near my kidney,dont knw exactly in kidney or not,it was paining very badlly and till 1 hr i was waiting so that the pain would vainish but it didn't,i went to doc ,he told me to get tested for blood,urine n sonography,can you please tell me wat could be the reason behind my pain?im very much worried as doc said it could be a kidney infection or stone.please suggest me precautions
yesterday i got up from sleep and i got sudden pain in my lower abdominal region at back side,i tink near my kidney,dont knw exactly in kidney or not,it was paining very badlly and till 1 hr i was waiting so that the pain would vainish but it didn't,i went to doc ,he told me to get tested for blood,urine n sonography,can you please tell me wat could be the reason behind my pain?im very much worried as doc said it could be a kidney infection or stone.please suggest me precautions
Fri, 21 Mar 2014
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It is possible that infection or stone may be the cause of the pain. Urinary tract infections would normally have other symptoms such as frequency of urination, discomfort on urination, change in the colour or odour of the urine.
If you do not have any of these added symptoms then infection is not likely and the pain may be due to a stone.
The ultrasound would be able to determine if a stone is present. The treatment of kidney stones involve the use of pain medication and a lot of fluid. If the stone is small then it would pass on its own.
If it is too large and medical intervention would be needed.
I hope this helps
It is possible that infection or stone may be the cause of the pain. Urinary tract infections would normally have other symptoms such as frequency of urination, discomfort on urination, change in the colour or odour of the urine.
If you do not have any of these added symptoms then infection is not likely and the pain may be due to a stone.
The ultrasound would be able to determine if a stone is present. The treatment of kidney stones involve the use of pain medication and a lot of fluid. If the stone is small then it would pass on its own.
If it is too large and medical intervention would be needed.
I hope this helps
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