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Twinges in side and pelvis for two months

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jhgregg
jhgregg

Hello,

2 months ago I suddenly got a mild twinge in my left side/flank which appears off and on, but at some point every day, and which is still there.  I’ve also had discomfort at the very top of my thigh where it joins the abdomen, or just above.  My physical last week was all normal - normal blood count, urinalysis, liver function, kidney function, etc.  Has anybody had something similar?  It’s just not going away.

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  • kaemicha10
    kaemicha10 jhgregg

    Posted

    I am having the same symptoms along with a few more. I have tried to find out what is wrong. No doctor can find anything and it's all making me a wreck.

    Good luck to us.

    Very few respond to these posts, fwiw

  • jhgregg
    jhgregg

    Posted

    Thanks for the response - what have you had done so far?  I have had abdominal ultrasound with a colonoscopy scheduled for the end of the week.
  • kaemicha10
    kaemicha10 jhgregg

    Posted

    I've been to every kind of specialist, Urologist, Gastro, Neuro, hospital..the list goes on and nothing. Just nothing. When I point to the side that's agitated and ask one of them what is there they just say it's my belly or something. That's not even where I'm pointing..to the pains on left side.

    Again, I've given up going to doctors. They make me feel like I'm lying or seeking attention.

    • kaemicha10
      kaemicha10

      Posted

      Oh and colonoscopy showed nothing but you might try also having an endoscopy done also. I had them done at the same time and something did show in the endoscopy but I didn't follow it up b/c the doctor didn't think it was anything.

    • pippa58442
      pippa58442 kaemicha10

      Posted

      Your intestines are on your left side.  Your pain may be related to your intestines.
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