Lower right abdominal pain
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I am a 23 year old male. Approx 2 years ago, I started having really bad lower right abdominal pains. I went to emergency (3 times ) and ran all kinds of tests. Blood tests, urine tests, did an endonoscopy, colonoscopy, MRI, Cat Scan, seen a urologist, surgeon, gastro specialist. All my tests come out with no obvious signs of problems. They have given me a really high dosage of antibiotic and still did not help anything. So here we are 2 years later and still same thing. I will explain whats happening: I am pretty well kept in shape. So when the pain starts to develop, I can feel it start to bubble down there. I start doing my own therapy. Massaging, yoga, physical therapy. Does ok for awhile. I have a job now that requires me to drive about 45 minutes there and back. My job is hard labor. I am fine driving there, then when I start working... Boom! Sets it off again. I can feel like something bubbling, then the pain kicks in. Not sure what to do, since all these doctors/specialists cannot find anything wrong. What next?
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pippa58442 steve96878
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steve96878 pippa58442
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Yes. I've had a couple of stool samples. It would get so bad that I would poop blood. They ruled out IBS. Working out is a stress reliever for me. My job is a good workout. What seems to set it off is sitting for a long period of time (driving to work) then twisting and bending just right, like shovel snow. One time I woke up, got out of bed with a twist and felt it irritate.
pippa58442 steve96878
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Needhelp_asap steve96878
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Hey there, I have the same problem for 3 weeks now. I was freaking out about appendictis and I still do but I guess it would've happened by now. I asked a doctor and he said it might have something to do with the muscles there, or a strained tendon or something. Maybe it's that,as you said you work out a lot,and your job is hard too.