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Abdominal Pain
Hi,
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
Reply 2
I agree with lil_one, she talks sense 
Def go see someone if it persists *hugs*
edit: and water bottles are great for stabby pains
Def go see someone if it persists *hugs*edit: and water bottles are great for stabby pains
c@luvr
I agree with lil_one, she talks sense Def go see someone if it persists *hugs*
edit: and water bottles are great for stabby pains
Def go see someone if it persists *hugs*edit: and water bottles are great for stabby pains
plus paracetamol.. but dont take them with cold water take it with slightly warm... um strange i no but whenever i get stabbing pains it always seems to make it worse if i take it with cold
Anonymous
Hi,
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
my mums got an awful pain in her lower abdominal area too, but the doctors haven't said anything about it.
its taking the utter michael though because i'm really afraid in case its something terrible..
Reply 6
Okay, I get these alot but here's a way to fix it up pretty quickly.
Sit in a chair with your back straight (Dont overdo it). Sip on COLD fruit juice (Keep taking small gulps).. Avoid paracetamol unless the pain doesnt go away after 30 minutes. Try using a microwave pack/hot water bottle to soothe the pain.. Relax and try to divert your attention from the pain. Works wonders.
Sit in a chair with your back straight (Dont overdo it). Sip on COLD fruit juice (Keep taking small gulps).. Avoid paracetamol unless the pain doesnt go away after 30 minutes. Try using a microwave pack/hot water bottle to soothe the pain.. Relax and try to divert your attention from the pain. Works wonders.
Anonymous
Hi,
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
At the moment I am experiencing stabbing abdominal pain particularly on the left side of my body.
I have had an enlarged spleen in the past but that resolved itself so nothing was done.
I'm just worried that this has come back again, as I was told the probability of having it removed will be higher if it comes back.
Obviously I have booked an appointment at my GP's.
I just wondered If anyone else has experienced this, or whether the prospective/student medics think they sound this is alike an enlarged spleen.
Well it could be the same problem again, but a look from the doc plus a sonography would give you an answer.
Have you been to the doctor's in the meanwhile?
Reply 8
Leisure17
Well it could be the same problem again, but a look from the doc plus a sonography would give you an answer.
Have you been to the doctor's in the meanwhile?
Have you been to the doctor's in the meanwhile?
I've been today, and they've confirmed its an enlarged spleen...the possibility of removal is high. Then again its not the worst thing in the world that I could have.
Thanks for all your replies!
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