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Persistent Abdominal Pain and Nausea

2025-02-08 05:36:18
Experiencing frequent episodes of stinging abdominal pain accompanied by nausea. Currently on a treatment for PCOD treatment since 1 year and this pain has only emerged since past 1 month. The episodes are really lengthy and feels like something is pinching the insides in stomach slowly. Please help me understand if it's only due to my medication or is there any other underlying problem involved here.
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Plz do a sonography USG abdomen and pelvis Also if u r on hormonal meds for last one year u shud keep track of cbc liver and kidney function test by blood tests so plz do those also and connect with reports

Answered2025-02-09 06:38:13

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You need to undergo ultrasound abdomen and pelvis ,it’s not necessary that Pcos is the cause of pain,can be something else also

Answered2025-02-08 14:18:51

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For abdominal pain you should go for USG whole abdomen. Pain associated with nausea may be due gastritis. Taking treatment for PCOD for last one year indicates that you need lifestyle changes. Do exercise and yoga. Morning walk daily. Wake up early in the morning and sleep early in night. Avoid refined carbohydrates and cold drinks. Take fibre rich diet.

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Connect through What’s app ,, my number you get through Google Dr Sarita Narayan Wagholi Pune Would revert back after 6 pm

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2025-02-08 08:48:55

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Looks like someother problem.. connect for detailed consultation

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PCOD is a wrong terminology it's just a syndrome that requires lifestyle modification The stinging abdominal pain needs an ultrasound to find out the reason What is the medication that you are taking?

Answered2025-02-08 07:44:09

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