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Occassional Mild Pain Right Side of Stomach - After Urine In
Posted: 09-27-06 00:46am
I am 48 years old male. I am neither smoking nor drinking. Only few occassions I take wine. In mid june I have couple of glass wine. Two days after I have a burning sensation in urine and hence I have been given 2 courses of bactrine. In urine it is found e. Coli bacteria. After bectrine my blood report showed unususual low white cell. (may be sulpher has affected). In mid july I have a high fever and pain near gall bladder space. Again in urine e. Coli found and another antibiotics were given. That also has not worked and hence urine specialist has given me noroxine which has worked. Now there is no urine infection.

But I still have since last 3 months occassional mild pain in stomach. Nine out of 10 times it is on the right side. Ultrasound report says no gall bladder. No blood in stool(feast).
Could you please advise me possible reason of this pain and how can I cure it. Thanks
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