Many things: Too many things to guess at.... Constipation itself can cause intense pain, altough sometimes it is a symptom of another problem - bowel inflammation for example, which could be from many reasons. Bladder infections, hernias, pregnancy....The list goes on. See your dr who will probably run a few tests and get to the bottom of it quickly (no pun intended)!
Answered 11/26/2013
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Backed up?: Lack of normal bowel habit is always a concern; as I do not know anything else about you; and the pains have been persistent i would advise you to get to your doctor for an evaluation. If you cannot move your bowels at all and the pain is "severe" then i would get over to a local emergency room and get checked out. It is better to be safe than sorry.
Answered 7/16/2013
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Abdominal Pain: This needs to be evaluated by a medical doctor or surgeon. You need to have a history, and physical, and then appropriate tests. Please seek medical attention promptly.
Answered 9/12/2012
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Hernia: An umbilical hernia could result in severe pain located behind the belly button. Straining at stooling can exacerbate pain. See a surgeon.
Answered 7/20/2012
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