fever & pain in abdomen treatment

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Common causes of abdominal pain Abdomen pain or abdominal pain is usually experienced in the area between the chest and the stomach. This kind of pain usually comes as a dull cramp that also produces shooting stabs of pains intermittently, or it may be a localised pain in one side of the stomach. This may also be accompanied by inflammation, and other diseases related to organs like intestines, kidneys, pancreas, liver, spleen and stomach. So what are the causes of stomach or abdomen pain? Read on to find out: Food Poisoning: Food poisoning can be caused due to dirty water or contaminated food. This can give rise to various infections as well as conditions like traveller's diarrhoea or loose motions. Gastro Intestinal Conditions: GERD or gastroesophaegal reflux disease and gastroenteritis, among various others can also lead to abdomen pain as a symptom along with severe acidity and nausea. Irritable bowel syndrome is another major ailment which can leave you with persistent abdominal pain. Generalised Pain: This kind of pain occurs in the overall area all around the stomach and may point at the presence of conditions like Crohn's Disease, a traumatic injury, appendicitis, flu, or even a urinary tract infection. Further, when the gas settles and tightens the stomach due to the inability to pass a motion on a normal, regular basis, this may be termed as constipation. This also leads to abdomen pain. Localised Lower Abdomen Pain: Pain that is found specifically in the lower area of the abdomen can be caused due to appendicitis, obstruction or blockage in the intestine or colon, and other ailments. This pain can also be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Localised Upper Abdomen Pain: This kind of pain may emanate due to the presence of gallstones, liver inflammation or hepatitis, pneumonia, or even in the middle of a heart attack. Localised Centre Abdomen Pain: Pain in the centre part of the stomach or abdomen may be caused due to gastroenteritis, an injury or even the accumulation of waste products in the body, otherwise known as uraemia. Abdomen Pain and Women: For women, such localised pain may be caused due to pelvic inflammatory disease, urinary tract infection, endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy, menstrual cramps which are also called dysmenorrhoea, and fibroids. Miscarriages can also cause pain in this part of the abdomen, for women. Renal Stones: Renal stones or stone in kidney is one of the most common cause of abdomen pain. The pain caused by kidney stone is such that it can make a patient roll in bed and this pain may radiate to toward the groin as well. Persistent pain and nausea that come with vomiting and finally give rise to blood in the vomit or stool should be checked by the doctor immediately, so as to rule out any serious ailment. Imaging tests, ultrasound and an X-Ray can help in diagnosis.

67 yr female patient comes to my clinic for -Non productive cough since 10yrs - Anorexia - constipation k/c/o Allergic bronchitis No H/o - DM,HTN in first month there is improvement in cogh but in second month follow up i noticed significant weight loss from 48.6kg to 46.2 kg & o/e tenderness in umbilical region spo2%- 97% pulse - 84 / min Bp - 140/60 mmhg RS - no wheezing AEBE so investigate her for USG,CBC and HIV test there is drop in platelet count which is 86000 only usg shows gall bladder sluge ball ? diagnosis ? causes of weight loss ? clinical or surgical case All respected members guide me please.

21 yr male, acute ( ? sub acute ) intestinal obstruction, CBC - (N), S.bili 3.19 D-0.88, RFT amylase lypase electrolytes - (N), relieved by conservative management , .... same episode 3 days before but relieved spontaneously ( didn't admitted him)......what is further work up to r/o causes ???......surgical opinion please.....

Aged 2 years purchased 30 days ago said to be mated 65 days back not pregnant now it is having bloody diarrhoea blood in vomitus what could be the cause it was given inj ranitidine inj enrofloxacin inj RL treated for Haemorrhagic Gastro Enteritis