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Colonoscopy 1yr ago normal for lrq pain. doc said maybe ibs comes and goes. last 5 days strong llq pain that makes it hard to stand, sit, get up. ibs? stool has mucous sometimes. sometimes diarrhea sometimes constipation. chamomile tea helps temporar
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Just a thought: but "thinking outside the box" this LLQ pan could be referred pain from pressure on the nerve(s) exiting the SPINE (at the L4-L5 level) Your comment re: "hard to get up" may be due to this "RADICULAR" pain...Just a thought! Hope it's helpful! Dr Z
Answered 1/5/2019
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