Dear Patient, Experiencing persistent left-sided abdominal pain accompanied by left thigh discomfort over the past two months is concerning, especially with a history of kidney stones. While kidney stones can cause pain in the lower abdomen and groin, they typically present with sudden, severe pain that comes and goes, often radiating from the back to the groin. NHS The combination of abdominal and thigh pain may also suggest other conditions, such as: Hernias: Specifically, an obturator hernia can cause pain in the lower abdomen and inner thigh. MED PARK HOSPITAL Musculoskeletal Issues: Strains or injuries to muscles or ligaments in the abdominal or thigh regions. Nerve Impingement: Compression or irritation of nerves supplying the abdominal and thigh areas. Given the duration and nature of your symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for a thorough evaluation. A visit to a gastroenterologist or a urologist would be appropriate to assess for any gastrointestinal or urinary tract issues, including potential kidney stones. They may recommend imaging studies, such as an ultrasound or CT scan, to identify the cause of your symptoms. If you have further questions or need personalized advice, feel free to contact me directly on WhatsApp at 80098213 three two Best Regards.

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More it's due to eating habits so as kidney stones. Tab meftal spas DS two times a day after food for three to five days. Plenty of water n liquid. Least spicy food.

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Consult urologist Get an USG abdomen and pelvis Consult online, will write for scan u can get it done and prescribe u medication

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ADV ultrasound whole Abdomen

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Pls get usg abdomen and pelvis to rule out diagnosis

Would be because of gastritis. Avoid spicy foods. Do consult.

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