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Pain in lower abdomen
Since her first delivery she have pain in abdomen severally but not diagnosed, then our gynaecologist suggested to take second chance, that time we will see the scars which will be attached to internal wall, then after second delivery they cut all scars and every thing normal for 10 to 11 months
But now it's again paining while in one or two months gap.
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Hi if there is recurrent Cesarean section that can be chance of additions for sure.
so what I would like to tell you is repeated and your can betterye go for interferential therapy you can just let me know if you want to know more details on this and also share me your report so that I can give you a better opinion contact directly for more details and discussion
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Pain in lower abdomen can be adhesions of previous surgery or urinary tract infection or stones or appendicitis or colitis or worms in intestine
Next Steps
If it is reoccurring
1. Urine culture sensitivity
2. Ultrasound Kidney Ureter bladder for stones
3. Ultrasound abdomen for gallbladder fasting status and appendix
4. Deworming Tablet like Albendazole 400 mg at bedtime once at night
5. Take Chymoral forte twice a day for 15 days
6. Take a pineapple daily
7. Syp Aristozyme 2 spoons three times a day for a month
Health Tips
Take plenty of onions and garlic and tomatoes
Take plenty of buttermilk and curd and Lassi
Take a boiled egg daily
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