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Pain at back side, Omitted
Had water at early morning, but suddenly omitted water and said that has huge pain at back side of stomach.
Night had food at 9:30, had chapati & dint omit chapati. Omitted only water in the morning.
Takes 3-4 tablets at present for diabetes & skin infection. Had kidney stone & had cleared it 9 years back itself.
Currently works at BMTC as driver, even had done his work yesterday & his age is 57.
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Dr. Nipun A C
Urological Surgeon
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
It can be stone again . As you r a driver and still working it’s not safe to drive now.. as pain can reappear any time.. so consult urologist at earliest and get it diagnosed and treated .. as you r in Banglore you can get consultation and tests done at very easy ..
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Dr. Nishant Gurnani
Urologist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Pleas explain what is your question?
For pain in abdomen get following test done
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Usg abdomen pelvis
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