These symptoms can indicate serious conditions such as:
Appendicitis
Ovarian torsion or ruptured ovarian cyst
Ectopic pregnancy
Severe infection
Kidney stone
Internal bleeding
These cannot be diagnosed or treated at home.
Hello Daria, thank for sharing your concern. Kindly visit a nearest healthcare center. You need injections for appropriate pain relief.
Also you need to get investigated for cause of your abdominal pain. Get done a CBC, CRP, SGPT, Sr. Creatinine, Ultrasound of Abdomen+Pelvis. Review with reports.
Regards, Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Medicine
Hello dear See there can be chances of stomach infection or any internal trauma I suggest you to please get following tests done for confirmation and share result with gastroenterologist in person for better clarity Regards
Hello,
Your symptoms are very serious and could be life-threatening
Possible causes include appendicitis, ovarian torsion, ectopic pregnancy, kidney stone/infection, or bowel emergency.
This is an emergency. Go to the nearest hospital / ER immediately or call emergency services. Do NOT wait.
Expired ID does NOT matter—hospitals will still treat you.
Until help: don’t take strong painkillers, get someone to accompany you if possible.
Thank you
I had appendicitis surgery 2 years ago. I didn’t sleep all night, I see it’s ok now, let’s see if it starts again tonight
Hello,
it’s important to get examined, even if you are feeling better now because having your appendix removed doesn’t protect you from other emergencies
I’m glad the pain has eased, but please don’t “wait and see” if something like that happens again
Thank you
Hello Daria I’m really sorry you’re feeling this way. Stabbing pain in your abdomen and groin, along with dizziness and extreme nausea, especially if it’s severe enough to keep you from lying down or sleeping, can be serious. These symptoms could be due to several causes, like a urinary tract infection, kidney stone, appendicitis, ovarian or testicular problems, or even a bowel issue.
What you should do right now: - If the pain is severe, constant, or getting worse, or if you feel like you might faint, you need to go to the nearest hospital emergency room immediately. - If you have someone with you, ask them to help you get to a hospital or call for help. - Do not eat or drink anything until you are seen by a doctor, in case you need tests or procedures.
Investigations - USG abdomen
Rx- Tab Zerodol sp - to stop pain Tab pantop dsr - to stop nausea
Thank you
Your symptoms of severe pain in the abdomen and groin, combined with dizziness, nausea, and sleep disturbances are concerning and may indicate a potentially serious condition that requires prompt medical assessment, regardless of your ID card status. It’s important to address these issues urgently. Several potential conditions could be at play here, including acute appendicitis, kidney stones, a urinary tract infection, or even an emergency such as an ectopic pregnancy if you are female and of reproductive age. Given the acute nature of your symptoms, especially the unbearable pain and dizziness, it’s crucial to seek emergency medical care immediately. If there’s a hospital or urgent care center nearby, you should go right away. They will assess you regardless of ID since medical emergencies prioritize treatment over paperwork. While you prepare to seek help, try to remain as comfortable as possible, which might mean staying in a position that least aggravates the pain. Avoid eating or drinking much until a healthcare provider has evaluated you, as it could affect necessary diagnostics like imaging or surgery. If someone can accompany you to the hospital, it might be helpful. Remember, not addressing severe abdominal pain promptly can worsen the underlying issue, especially if it involves an infection or internal bleeding. Delaying medical evaluation because of documentation concerns can put your health at serious risk. Get to a healthcare facility as soon as possible.
