I have been experiencing a dull, constant discomfort on the left side of my abdomen and lower back for the past few weeks. The pain shifts slightly — sometimes under the left ribs, sometimes around the side, and now more in the left lower back near the spine and side. It feels like a muscle-like or pressure-type pain, not very sharp, but constantly noticeable.
Additional details:
* The pain gets noticeable when sitting for long or bending
* Passing gas sometimes gives relief
* No fever, vomiting, or appetite loss
* Urine is normal, no burning or blood
* Stools are sometimes sticky and smelly, but I can pass them regularly
* I had mildly elevated bilirubin earlier ( 2.08) on 14th sept and it is 1.4 tested around 28th sept
* I stopped alcohol for the last 30 days
* I occasionally feel an empty or crampy sensation in the upper abdomen
Currently, the pain is constant in the left side and middle as well or upper side,
Please suggest if I should get an abdominal ultrasound or any tests.
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It seems u might be suffering from acute pancreatitis
Get an ultrasound or to be specific ct abdomen done . Get a serum amylase and lipase levels done. Alchohol induced pancreatitis can be a possible Lott which needs to ne taken care of . Gastritis can be a differential diagnosis .
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Get an cr abdomen done
Health Tips
Avoid Alchohol and spicy food and oily food .
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