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Q: severe lower back & abdomal pain

asked by: jenzy on June 24th, 2009

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i have severe lower back pain and lower abdomal pain plus i havent had a period for 2 months, since havein my daughter a year ago my periods have been very irregular before i had her they were like clockwork. i have been to the doctors and they said it was a urine infection, but this hurts so much i think it could be something more serious, i have been takin endlends amouts of tablets yet it doesnt take away the pain!!

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ioka

replied on June 24th, 2009

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hello sorry to hear your having health problems.

you don,t mention what medications you have been taking? as sometimes side affects from some can make the problem worse.
you may need to go back as possibly need another round of antibiotics as this happend to me once as the infection was so bad..
if this doesn,t settle i would see a different doctor and take a urine sample with you to be checked..

Dr. Peter Hill , MD

replied on June 24th, 2009

You need to have a full work up by your medical or Chiropractic provider. Abdominal pain with back pain can be associated with other problmes and you need to be properly evaluated.

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