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Acute LLQ abdominal pain
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My mother is suffering from an acute focal (big as a coin) pain - like ripping from inside - in the LLQ abdominal area. Like few inches to the left of pubic bone.
She was in hospital and undergone multiple diagnostic tests (blood, MRI, endo, ultrasound, CT, Xray) and nothing came out as abnormal. Diverticulitis, hernia, shingles, colon issues, lymphoma, and everything were ruled out
NSAID, antibiotics, etc. could ease off the pain. She can’t bear it when walking or sitting.
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This may be a go problem , hingwashtik churn 5 GM's after meal both time.
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hi,
as per all examination and symptoms i think she is suffering from gas problem. may be constipation also. everything is fine but problem is there, so that ayurveda is best option for long term releif.
take tab arogyavardhine 2 tab after meal for 1 month
tab sutshrkhar 2 tab before meal twice for 1 month.
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drink luke warm water.
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