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Pin prick pain in lower abdomen
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Hi,it might be some gaseous affections needs details consult online for further guidance and homeopathic prescription
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can do USG lower abdomen
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Mostly it may be due to flatulence or if it is going deep enough and severe , may be due to cholecystitis. For final diagnosis you need to consult.
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Take care of your bowel movement
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Sir there could be any infection in intestinal tract ,any history of vomiting or loose motion or constipation,appendicitis or flatulence etc .you need to provide all these details and then medicines will be provided to you along with any ultrasound of abdomen if required will be suggested
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you need to consult me online and provide the details
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As you know abdomen is like a pandoras box.Hence multiple possibilities.Pain in rt side of abdomen could be due to gases,appendicitis ,plain abdomen cramp ,viral infection etc.Do you have any symptoms like nausea,vomiting, loose motions etc.If pain is not severe you can wait for a day and watch otherwise get an sonography (abdomen+pelvis) done.
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Dr. Merlin
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Gas distension..
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