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Q: Continous Pain Right Side, Buttocks Area.
asked by: MsZee on November 15th, 2004
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Hello...I am hoping for some feedback. I have been having lots of digestive problems since jan 04-i have great difficulty with moving my bowels. The only thing that moves them is a stimulant, like a colon cleansing tea or saline laxative. I had an upper gi that found nothing. Ihad an ultrasound that showed a small cyst on my left ovary. I had a colonscopy and nothing was found. I have been going to the dr since jan 04. I was awakened about 2wks ago with a sharp and intense pain in my lower abdomen, I ended up vomiting what looked like coffee grains, I went to dr and I was diagnosed with acid reflux and have been taking prilosec. Some of my other symptoms are gas, lots of it, a full bloated feeling all the time even when I havent eaten, pain on my right side;constant constipation, sometimes chest pains,abdominal area pain, pain in my lower buttocks and rectum. It's like pressure on my rectum for me to move my bowels but I cant., I have very strong urges to go but cant, if I push I just strain myself. Its not my appendix, they have been out for 10 yrs. Thanks for your feedback.
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Quiltaholic
replied on December 10th, 2004
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Right Up My Alley.....
This subject is really why I joined. I hope yours does not progress to where I am now. I am on disability, and still no real answers. The best guess so far is something called vulvodinia which is an irritation of the perinium, between the vaginal opening and the rectum. Have you had children and delivered vaginally? Had an episiotomy?Sounds like I have been down the same road as you, the small cyst(shouldn't be a problem) terrible abdominal pain (could be a kidney stone-no, that's not it) change in bowel habits? Let's get in there and see what's going on-oh, a couple of flat polyps, but nothing to worry about. I have not had a bm on my own in 2 yrs, and my rectum always feels full. There seems to be nothing wrong that should cause so much pain, but I cannot sit for any period of time without much discomfort. Sex is very unpleasant now, because everything is all interconnected. I have seen at least 7 different specialists, and am now seeing a neurologist who is trying to help me deal with the pain so I can function, but I don't think we are being very successful. Every bm is a new experience in pain, as though each fecal piece is made of concrete and covered in sandpaper. Thats how sensitive the nerves have become, and I have become my pain. I have distanced myself from those who care about me because I am so unhappy and I do not want to share my unhappiness with them. Something must change soon. We are trying a new med, and I am just starting to build up on it now. It will be another month or so before I fell the effects if any. Wish me luck......Caron
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