Lower right abdominal pain

Posted by barkbarkbark1 @barkbarkbark1, Mar 3, 2022

I started having a pretty dull pain in my lower right abdomen it stays for a few seconds and goes away and comes back after a bit. It’s very tolerable I’m just wondering what it is. I had a ultra sound at the gynecologist yesterday and they said everything looked normal. I do have acid reflux and I’ve been burping and a little gassy for the past few days which i'm not sure that has anything to do with it I just want to mention everything just in case. I don’t think it’s appendicitis since I don't have any other symptoms like vomiting, nausea, poor appetite, etc. I tried pressing down on the area as well I don’t really notice any rebound pain.

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@mimi86

I'm having the same and has been about 2 months now, I had a scan on Monday 23rd so, I'm hoping if it was my appendix then it would of shown up but, came back normal

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Inguinal hernia Or constipation I’ve always had constipation like that feeling but mine was mostly on the left side of my adomine

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@mirandabrafford44

Inguinal hernia Or constipation I’ve always had constipation like that feeling but mine was mostly on the left side of my adomine

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No not constipated and this is my right side

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While you are searching for answers treat the pain as though it is from the ileocecal valve, the junction between the two intestinal tracts. I was going thru a bout of pain in the lower right abdominal area while also having a lot of gas. I tried the low FODMAP diet for a few weeks and ileocecal valve release massage (info on both are available with a quick internet search). The pain is mostly gone, resurfaces when I don't eat properly. Can't hurt, may help, and meantime you can continue with medical visits/testing. Good luck!

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@bonn

I get similar pain in my lower right side after certain activities that involve my abdominal muscles. I went through all the tests that you have.....trans-vaginal ultrasound, colonoscopy, blood work for appendicitis, etc. Nothing showed up so my pcp sent me to a surgeon to see if he could find a hernia. He ordered a CT scan and it came back with the diagnosis of right-sided iliopsoas bursitis. This was back in 2019 and although I am still living with the pain when I do more work/exercise that involves my abdominal muscles, I can deal with the side effects by taking a pain reliever and resting with a heating pad on the area of the pain. There are other solutions to the pain that were offered to me, but, I am in my 70's and decided to opt out of them. Have you been examined for an inguinal hernia? Have you had a CT scan? Perhaps you might ask for that. I hope you find a diagnosis and then an answer for the relief of your pain. Don't give up looking.

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I posted some of this information before but after another night of this there were things I had left out. I feel your pain as I too have been going thru this for over 3 years now. I have several ct scans with contrast, x rays, ultra sound with contrast, blood test, colonoscopy and told nothing showed up that should be causing this horrible pain. Since Nov 2022 I have had 3 ct scans and this is what the results were. Mild pericolonic stranding about the distal ascending colon near the hepatic flexure, similar in appearance to the exam on 12/26/2023 and 11/23/2022.Small umbilical hernia. I had colitis 3 times last year and given antibiotics which did not stop the pain. Right-sided diverticulitis is also a consideration. Normal appendix Something has to be causing the pain I take Gabapentin 1200mg day with heating pad and lidocaine patch gives very little relief. I don't know of anything that triggers it

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