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What Causes Stomach Pain And Difficulty In Urination?

hello i was wondering about this stomach pain i was having i woke up this morning with a really bad pain and i couldnt even sit down i cant even pee because it hurts and no its no my period and i have been sexually active does this mean its anything bad? help me please i need answers
Mon, 2 Jun 2014
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Hello!
So severe pain is usually seen in ureteric colic i.e. stone in ureter causing obstruction.
In such cases, I advise X-ray KUB, ultrasound abdomen & pelvis, renal function tests & urine routine.
Stat dose of injectable smooth muscle relaxant like spasmodart with pain killer is given.
Further management is according to diagnosis.
Feel free to ask any further query after your reports come.
Thanks. Regards.
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What Causes Stomach Pain And Difficulty In Urination?

Hello! So severe pain is usually seen in ureteric colic i.e. stone in ureter causing obstruction. In such cases, I advise X-ray KUB, ultrasound abdomen & pelvis, renal function tests & urine routine. Stat dose of injectable smooth muscle relaxant like spasmodart with pain killer is given. Further management is according to diagnosis. Feel free to ask any further query after your reports come. Thanks. Regards.