Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing the pain. Research on Abdopain.com provided the following conditions commonly associated with right abdominal pain in both men and women:
If you have recent onset right hand side abdominal pain, it is worth considering if you are having any of the following . They are:
1.Biliary colic or Gallstones
2.Cholecystitis or inflammation of the gallbladder
3.Duodenal ulcers
4.Kidney Stones / ureteric stones
5.Appendicitis
6.Ovarian cyst
7.Ectopic pregnancy
8.Constipation
9.Pulled muscle
10.Trapped wind
You indicated that you are experiencing burning sensations when you walk. Do you have these feelings when you are sitting or lying down as well?
Is there any chance you are pregnant? Are you experiencing any vaginal bleeding? Loss of weight? Are you eating? Blood in your stool?
Can you provide a little more information so we may try to help you a little more?
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Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing the pain. Research on Abdopain.com provided the following conditions commonly associated with right abdominal pain in both men and women:
If you have recent onset right hand side abdominal pain, it is worth considering if you are having any of the following . They are:
1.Biliary colic or Gallstones
2.Cholecystitis or inflammation of the gallbladder
3.Duodenal ulcers
4.Kidney Stones / ureteric stones
5.Appendicitis
6.Ovarian cyst
7.Ectopic pregnancy
8.Constipation
9.Pulled muscle
10.Trapped wind
You indicated that you are experiencing burning sensations when you walk. Do you have these feelings when you are sitting or lying down as well?
Is there any chance you are pregnant? Are you experiencing any vaginal bleeding? Loss of weight? Are you eating? Blood in your stool?
Can you provide a little more information so we may try to help you a little more?
February 6, 2010 - 10:06amThis Comment
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