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Ibs c related pain
Can ibs c cause around naval area pain ?actually i have constipation problem from the last 10 months and sometimes i have colon pain around naval area.is it due to ibs c?or it is something more serious problem like ibd or tumour?
I like to add that my ct scan report is normal it only shows "loaded colon".cbc report normal,esr 60 (normal range 40)..
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Hi..am Dr Bhanu, Naval area pain indicates a midgut problem.. constipation as such will not give naval pain..but IBS is known for causing diffuse colicky pain but not just at umbilicus
I feel as cbc and CT scan is normal., it is more in favour of minor inflammation in bowel/mesentric lymphadenitis
However needs physical examination of abdomen to confirm and rule out other pathologies
If you develop fever/increase in pain associated with vomiting.. do not delay and get examined .
Hope my answer helped u.. good luck
Ps : Early features of appendicitis is pain around naval area which cannot be picked up by CT scan all the time.
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