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Right side burning pain beside naval
For the past 3 weeks, I have been suffering from severe abdominal pain and gas problems. It initially started one day after I stayed without eating all morning and then had a meal at around 4 PM. At that time, I felt gas moving throughout my abdomen. The problem was worse at night, and after eating, I experienced pain on the right side of my abdomen.
Now, the pain on the right side of my abdomen feels like a stabbing pain, and there is a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen. A few days ago, the pain was so severe that I was even having difficulty walking. I can walk normally now, but the severe internal abdominal pain has not improved.
The pain is mainly on the right side of the abdomen, starting around the right side of the navel and extending toward the lower right abdomen, where I feel a sense of heaviness. My bowel movements are normal and soft, and I do not have constipation.
There is also a burning sensation and pain on the right side of my abdomen. My usg report normal.
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Persistent severe right-sided abdominal pain, including an episode that made walking difficult, needs urgent in-person reassessment. A reported normal ultrasound does not rule out every cause, and this should not be managed as gas alone.
Next Steps
If the pain is still severe, go to emergency care now. Otherwise arrange assessment today and bring the ultrasound report and medicines used. A clinician needs to examine the abdomen and decide whether further surgical or gynaecological assessment is needed.
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Fever, vomiting, worsening tenderness, fainting, blood in stool or urine, or pain with a possible pregnancy makes assessment especially urgent. Do not wait for another online reply.
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Three weeks of persistent right-sided abdominal pain, especially with stabbing/burning pain, needs an in-person medical evaluation.
A normal ultrasound is reassuring, but it does not exclude every cause of abdominal pain.
Please avoid prolonged fasting and have regular, smaller meals throughout the day.
For now, avoid very spicy, oily and gas-producing foods, alcohol and excessive caffeine.
Maintain good hydration and observe whether specific foods trigger the pain.
Do not repeatedly self-medicate with painkillers, particularly NSAIDs, without medical advice.
Depending on examination findings, your doctor may consider blood tests, urine testing and further imaging if required.
Because the pain is predominantly on the right side, causes involving the bowel, appendix, urinary tract, abdominal wall or pelvic organs may need consideration.
Seek urgent care if severe pain returns, or if you develop fever, vomiting, abdominal swelling, blood in stool/urine, fainting or inability to eat.
Since the pain has persisted for 3 weeks and was previously severe enough to affect walking, please arrange a clinical consultation rather than treating it as gas alone.
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Do a cbc ,crp and urine RE .to rule out appendicitis and renal colic
You can also do amylase and serum lipase to check pancreatic function.Do an H pylori antibody test eat light diet and avoid red meat
Take yoghurt if you have gas problem
also check for any hernia
Next Steps
Take omeorazole and an anti flatulent like simethicone twice a day and drink more water
Health Tips
Exercise ,avoid spicy food more fruits and vegetables
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* Right-sided abdominal pain for 3 weeks needs clinical evaluation; possibilities include appendicular, urinary/renal, gastrointestinal or gynecological causes.
Next Steps
You need to take some blood tests include CBC,ESR,CRP,LFT,RFT.If ultrasound is normal consider taking CT abdomen because USG may miss appendicitis
Health Tips
Do a proper follow up with an gastroenterologist for complete evaluation and diagnosis.Visit urgently if you have developed fever,vomiting,altered bowel habits,swelling etc
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Can you please attach the usg report?
For daily basis - must do these things
Do yoga
Drink water early morning,empty stomach
You can take ajwain water also
Add curd or butter milk in your diet.
For treatment ,
Take Tab Rabeprazole - one tab - empty stomach at morning time × 7 days
Cap vizylac - 1 cap - twice daily × 15 days
For pain - Tab Dicyclomine 20 mg - 1 tab- when needed.
Consult after 7 days and tell how is your condition.
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This can be due to various reasons like acute gastritis,GERD, Urinary tract infection, ovarian cyst etc.Consult directly for detailed assessment and management
Next Steps
Send a urine routine
Check if burning sensation increases or decreases after consuming food
Avoid spicy and oily foods
Adequate hydration 2-3L per day
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Avoid fried and spicy food
Avoid sugar and starch food
Green leafy vegetables more
Fiber meal more
Protein intake more
Fluid intake more
Walk
Do connect and consult
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Do blood for cbs crp esr and a ct abdomen . There is possibility of appendicitis or renal stones .
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A right-sided pain that sits low in your abdomen and has lasted three weeks is worth a focused gynaecological look too, not just a gut one.
Next Steps
Ask for a dedicated pelvic ultrasound, since a general abdomen scan doesn't always capture the ovaries in detail. Please discuss this with a gynaecologist alongside your treating doctor.
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Go in for urgent review if the pain turns severe again, you develop fever, or vomiting starts.
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