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Lower abdomen and back pain
Lower abdomen pain and back pain which I thought was menstrual cycle cramps I have had problems during my menstrual cycle since I was 17yrs. I didn't have much pain, but I used to faint sometimes. Consulted gynaecologist and got prescribed some medicines which I took for 2-3 yrs until I started getting allergies like my swelling because of that. I consulted one more gynac 2-3 years back when the pain started worsening and did scanning which came out to be normal. It's lower abdomen pain and back pain. Continuous leg pain, mostly starts from thigh. And if I'm sitting and try to even cough little hardly, ik that im gonna faint. I get the leg pain of the side same as the lower abdomen pain. And thought it was something to do with menstrual cycle but the other scan was also normal and ruled out endometriosis. Sometimes have that memory gap and start sweating slightly and from past week I have been having light fever at night and sweating and also the pain is getting more evident
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It typically suggest spine problem related to narrowing of canal but other causes also have to ruled out via proper imaging and examination Can’t comment much on this per se as per history Kindly consult for further evaluation
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You have few signs pointing to Disc prolapse / lumbar canal stenosis. Your initial history suggests - Pelvic inflammatory disease which might lead to low back ache and lower abdominal pain But now you complain of - Loq back ache radiating to Lower limb + pain increasing on cough + Normal abdominal scan rwport - probability of Prolapsed inter vertebral disc at lumbar level - Also history of Frequent gynae problems + cough + night fevers and sweats - need to rule out TB (also need to rule out Spinal TB-potts spine)
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