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Q: Unbareable Pain
asked by: Abi on December 24th, 2003
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Over the last three days my boyfriend has developed a constant pain in his left lower side. He said that he noticed it after he had finished eating three days ago and the pain has only grown worse. We don't know if it is an intestinal problem, muscular or what it could be. He complains that it hurts to move and the pain gets worse when he urinates. Any ideas of what it could be? Any input would be greatly appriecated by the both of us. We are going to make a doctor appointment when the offices open after christmas. Thank you.
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Dr. Nikola
replied on April 12th, 2008
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Pain in the left lower side that gets worse after urination could indicate presence of kidney stones.

Abdominal ultrasound can help to confirm/exclude the presence of a kidney stone.
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