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Has anyone been diagnosed with Abdominal Wall Pain
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Hi @smiles444. I would like to add my welcome to @pagray24's. Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect! It looks like you have a nice start to information that @pagray24 has offered to you. I'm going to call in @giza and @rdrdhap in hopes that they have even more thoughts to add.
I'm sorry you are having to deal with daily pain- I bet that's tough to do.
Here is some information that Mayo offers on Abdominal pain- https://www.mayoclinic.org/symptoms/abdominal-pain/basics/definition/sym-20050728
Did the steroid injections you had touch the pain at all? Have you thought about adjusting your diet to see if that makes a difference?
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Abdominal wall pain may be caused by poor blood flow to the affected area. Consult with your doctor about taking a baby aspirin daily. Also, doing abdominal stretches may help too.
Abdominal wall pain may be caused by poor blood flow to the affected area. Consult with your doctor about taking a baby aspirin daily. Also, abdominal stretches may help too. Hope this helps @smiles444 and @pagray24 and @lucie2 and @rufus444 and @edda and @dschaefer and @rsmith0822 and @aesmayo01
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I have had two injections. One was by my primary doctor. The second was ultrasound guided. No change in pain. In fact, the pain has gotten worse since the second injection. I have been making changes to my diet but no changes as yet. It is difficult to say what triggers the most painful episodes. I can't determine any correlation between activity and the pain. Thank you for the link.