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Pain in the left side lower abdomen
It's been 2 months that I'm experiencing pain in the lower abdomen on the left side. Is it due to a kidney stone but if so why does it pain during periods? Can it be something else? I got to know somedays back that I have high prolactin levels after getting a test done. Is it due to that?
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You need to get an ultrasound scan to see how it is what is the prolactin value
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No not due to high prolactin
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Get an ultrasound done to find out the reason No high prolactin levels ate not the reason
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Hi Rule out UTI as well Cud be dysmenorrhoea only .
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It could be due to kidney stones , with superimposed period pain , get yourself investigated.
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