Flank pain..kidney disease..pid ..neuralgia..fibromyalgia...spinal issues referred pain...consult surgeon
T diclofenac 50mg bd for 5 daysor t mefthal spas odfor 5 days
T rantac 150mg bd for 5 days
Usg abdomen rule out kidney stone .
Consult a surgeon..
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In my opinion, the most common causes for persistent, radiating left-sided abdominal pain are:
Diverticulitis: This is a leading cause of localized left lower pain that can radiate. It occurs when small pouches in the colon become inflamed or infected.
Kidney Stones or Infection: Pain from the kidneys often starts in the "flank" (side/back) and radiates toward the front or groin in waves.
Digestive Issues: Conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), constipation, or trapped gas can cause crampy, recurrent pain that feels like it is moving through the abdomen.
Musculoskeletal Strain: A pull in the abdominal wall muscles can cause sharp pain that radiates when you move or twist.
Next Steps
See a Doctor for a Physical Exam: Because the pain has lasted for three days and is radiating, a doctor needs to check for "tenderness" or a "rigid abdomen," which could indicate more serious inflammation.
Basic Tests: A doctor may order a urine test (to check for kidney issues) or a blood test (to check for signs of infection).
Imaging: If the pain is severe or persistent, an ultrasound or CT scan is often used to get a clear picture of the internal organs.
Health Tips
Avoid Irritants: Stick to a bland diet (like plain rice or crackers) and avoid spicy or fatty foods until the cause is identified.
Use Gentle Heat: A warm compress or heating pad may help if the pain is due to muscle strain or gas.
Monitor Bowel Movements: Note if you have diarrhea, constipation, or any changes in stool color, as this helps your doctor pinpoint the cause.
Emergency Warning: Seek immediate medical care if you develop a high fever, severe vomiting, a hard/swollen abdomen, or blood in your stool or urine.
Need more details in your case...there can be various reasons for it..it can be gastric issue or pancreatic problem or any other reason for it
First you have to do some blood test and USG abdomen
Consult for better and further management
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