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Has anyone been diagnosed with Abdominal Wall Pain

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Mar 14 12:16am | Replies (282)
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@erikas

@rt061069 It sounds like you are seeking appropriate medical care. Despite this you still have been unable to reduce your pain. You have an upcoming appointment 12/7 with GI. Yes, Mayo Clinic is running its clinics despite COVID-19 and as I understand, they are hoping to continue seeing patients. I hope you are able to find answers soon and reduce your pain.

I'm not a provider. I'm not sure what this means, "The pelvis, bladder wall thickness is slightly prominent but this is stable likely muscular hyperplasia accentuated by incomplete distention. No obturator adenopathy. Anterior end plate spurring. left femoral neck spurring possibly the sequela of repetitive impingement."

Would you please explain?

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rt061069 | @rt061069 | Nov 19, 2020

@erikas just if anyone who is part of this chain or topic rings any bells, those were changes from my current CT to one 18 months ago.

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rritam | @rritam | Nov 24, 2020

@erikas: Quote from a physician site on AWPS: "Textbooks of surgery, medicine, gastro-enterology, neurology, and gynecology all fail to mention ACNES as an important representative of the group of Abdominal Wall Pain Syndrome." Do you begin to see what an impossible burden this puts on patients trying to find help?

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