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What Could Severe Stomach Pain, Reddish Urine, In An Alcoholic Indicate?
Respected doctor,
my father 68 years old, who is alcoholic, has been hospitalized for the last three days due severe pain in the stomoch and reddish urine. as per the blood test, albumin leverl is high and TGL too (don't know the figure). after the hospitalization there was relief for the pain. now, he feels severe pain. i woould like to humbly ask you sir, what could be his real sickness, where could be diognized porperly and get a real and apropriate treatment in thrissur or around. i would be very much greatful to you, if you can advice me as soon as possible.
Thanks & best regards,
suresh, Yemen
my father 68 years old, who is alcoholic, has been hospitalized for the last three days due severe pain in the stomoch and reddish urine. as per the blood test, albumin leverl is high and TGL too (don't know the figure). after the hospitalization there was relief for the pain. now, he feels severe pain. i woould like to humbly ask you sir, what could be his real sickness, where could be diognized porperly and get a real and apropriate treatment in thrissur or around. i would be very much greatful to you, if you can advice me as soon as possible.
Thanks & best regards,
suresh, Yemen
Wed, 6 Jun 2018
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
As per the narration, an alcoholic person with stomach pain and red urine indicates liver inflammation of some sort.
I recommend follow up with all reports as scanned copy for better evaluation and guidelines.
Thanks.
As per the narration, an alcoholic person with stomach pain and red urine indicates liver inflammation of some sort.
I recommend follow up with all reports as scanned copy for better evaluation and guidelines.
Thanks.
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