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Doctor insights on: Bowl Pain

Many possible causes: "Stomach ache" means different things to different people, so a doctor will ask a patient to describe in his or her own words what it means. It can be dull pain, crampy pain, sharp pain, burning pain, bloating (distention), or just some discomfort; located in the stomach area (upper abdomen) or anywhere in the abdomen. Some people refer to the entire abdomen as the "stomach". ...Read more

Pelvic pain: Young women with pelvic pain main concern is PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) and infections tend to be the main cause. You need to see your doctor ASAP to be further evaluated. :) ...Read more

Sharp anal pain: Sounds like an anal fissue. It is fixable. See your doctor. ...Read more

G I bleed: Gi bleed can come from esophagitis which could cause chest pain or gastritis or ulcers or other lesions. A GI specialist may do panendoscopy to identify source of bleeding. ...Read more

Possible: Hernia symptoms typically cause pain at the location of the hernia, a bulge at the same location, and if the intestines are herniated, could cause trouble with the GI tract such as crampy pain or some difficulty with bowel movements. If the bladder is involved, there could be difficulty urinating. Back is usually only caused by large hernias. Best to see a general surgeon for a consultation. ...Read more

Not normal!!: U need to see a GI specailist for evaluation and if u have not had a recent colonoscpy I assure u they will rec one, if u do not ahve a GI doc go through your primary doc. ...Read more

Not proven, however:: While biotin deficiency causes hair loss, it is not proven to cause bowel inflammation or muscle pain.
Biotin is necessary for 5 enzymes to properly function- these enzymes are important in glucose, fatty acid and Amino Acid metabolism.
See
http://lpi. Oregonstate. Edu/infocenter/vitamins/biotin/
for much more detail on the biochemical role of these 5 enzymes. ...Read more

Constipation: Need to drink more water and use a natural laxative. ...Read more

Discuss with surgeon: This may be due to your stool being to firm and increased pressure with a bm. Try a stool otc softener. You can check with your pharmacist to help you choose a product. ...Read more

No: No

See a doctor: Abdominal pain can be caused by way too many things to advise you on what to do for your present condition. You need to see your doctor who will take a complete history and perform a physical exam before recommending any diagnostic and/or treatment plans. ...Read more

See your doctor: Abdominal pain can be caused by way too many things to advise you on what to do for your present condition. You need to see your doctor who will take a complete history and perform a physical exam before recommending any treatment plans. ...Read more

Not likely.: In general not likely, but certainly more likely than the person with no symptoms. Vegetarian does not have much to do with it. Biggest risk would be family history of colon cancer. In any case should have someone look to ensure this is not something bad. ...Read more

Adhesions: Variable. Any operation in the abdomen runs that risk but generally it is uncommon ...Read more

Age? Straining??: Depend on your age if you are above 50 prostate may be playing a role.
other concern if you are constipated and you might be straining every time you are going to have a bowel movement and that will cause the muscle in your groin to squeeze around your cord and cause pain in scrotum. Be careful it might lead to a hernia.
hydrate eat more fruits, and fibers, drink more juices. Take stool softner. ...Read more

Painful rectal bleed: Your doctor is starting with medical therapy. Stool softeners, laxatives and local salves. If you get better then good. If the pain and bleeding continues or gets worse you may need an EXAM UNDER anesthesia with a surgeon. Then if there is a correctable problem like hemorrhoids, it will be corrected. Colonoscopy is not indicated at your age and at this point in evaluation. Be well. ...Read more

See doc: This is not the time for guessing, you need to see your doctor now. ...Read more

It: It is unusual to have back pain only during bowel movements. I would discuss this with your primary care doctor. Good luck! ...Read more

See your doctor: These types of symptoms need to be augmented with a physical examinations and perhaps labs and x-rays. Talk with your doctor. ...Read more

Fissure?: Pain with bowel movement could be a local problem like an anal fissure or proctitis or hemorrhoids. Should get examination by dr for diagnosis and treatment. ...Read more

Call us on HT Prime: Try clear liquids, continue the medicines you are prescribed. And avoid dehydration. If your pain and Diarrhea becomes worse then you can go to Urgent care.
Calling health tap prime doctor and getting a live consultation will help you ...Read more

Rib pain: You most likely were having coughing spells while sick and have now strained your intercostal muscles.
They will get better in the next few days. You could take aspirin or such for a few days. If it continues longer or gets worse then you should be seen either by your physician or the emergency department depending on how bad the symptoms are.
Right now give it a few days, but keep taking deep b ...Read more

YES: Your bmi is 58. Most insurance company provides coverage for bmi> 40. As your bmi gets closer to 60, your surgical risk is higher. You should get evaluated at a higher vol bariatric program for best treatment options. ...Read more

Norco (hydrocodone and acetaminophen) refill: I am sorry to hear this. We are unable to help with this type of medication. By law, one must be seen by a physician ...Read more

Inflammatory Bowel: Inflammatory bowel disease (ibd) involves chronic inflammation of all or part of your digestive tract. Ibd primarily includes ulcerative colitis and crohn's disease. Ibd can be painful and debilitating, and sometimes leads to life-threatening complications. ...Read more

See below: 1. Eat a balanced diet (high in fiber, low in carbs)
2. Drink plenty of fluids
3. Eat more fruits and vegetables.
4. Exercise regularly. ...Read more

See your doctor: You really did not ask a question, but I suggest you speak to your doctor soon. I'm more concerned you may have a rectosigmoid obstruction, not just constipation. Good luck. ...Read more

Hernia tumor adhesio: Most bowel obstructions are postoperative and related to adhesions (scar tissue) or postoperative hernia. Sometimes people with groin hernias or umbilical hernias will have a bowel obstruction and occasioanlly it can be caused by appendicitis or gallstones. Most of the remainder are due to a tumor blocking part of the intestine. Ileus is a nonmechanical obstruction'like picture that can mimic. ...Read more

See doctor: Cannot give any answer, as you do not clearly describe what the problem is. Would speak to your doctor and see if a referral to a gastroenterologist is in oredr. ...Read more

No there is no cure: Unfortunately irritable bowel syndrome has no known sure fire cure. It is symptom based management. There is an art to finding a management plan that works, and management system for one person is usually not the same as it is for another person.
There is a lot of information on management and a lot of people are using a fodmap diet. ...Read more