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I am experiencing the lower right abdomen pain near inguinal area nearly a month or more..
One day I had pain at night that we went to emergency department.
They did a CT Scan and everything came normal..
But I still feel pain which is at times sharp and mostly dull.. Sometimes it aches like a period cramps which penetrates to my hip and back..
Pain increases if I work especially bending.
I also experience Flatulence Bloating and pain while pooping.. Feeling good if I am not having any food..
What could be the cause of this pain?
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Physical examination is required to rule out obvious causes .
May have to undergo further investigations depending on the findings.
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Visit general surgeon.
Health Tips
Avoid lifting heavy weight and strenuous exercise
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I would like to suggest you a colonoscopy if CT abdomen is normal
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Dr. P K Asokan
Proctologist
36 yrs exp
Chennai
This could be an Inguinal hernia... evolving...
Next Steps
Consult a General Surgeon . Physical examination is needed.
Health Tips
Don't strain your abdominal muscles... like lifting heavy objects, Climbing stairs...etc...pain will get reduced... temporarily...
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Dr. Sarathchandra Gorantla
Gastroenterologist
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Based on your symptoms of lower right abdominal pain, bloating, and pain with bowel movements persisting for over a month.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) with possible concurrent endometriosis, given your age, gender, and symptom pattern
Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome, as symptoms have lasted over a month
Pelvic floor muscle tension/dysfunction
Endometriosis
Next Steps
Transvaginal ultrasound
Specialized pelvic floor assessment by a physiotherapist
Advanced imaging (MRI) if needed to rule out deep endometriosis
colonoscopy if needed
Health Tips
Dietary Modifications:
Consider trying a low FODMAP diet under professional guidance
Eat regular, balanced meals
Stay well hydrated
Gradually increase fiber intake
Lifestyle Changes:
Regular gentle exercise like walking or swimming
Stress management through meditation or deep breathing exercises
Pelvic floor relaxation exercises
Pain Management:
Heat therapy to the lower abdomen
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