Your combination of right lower abdominal pain, testicular pain, constipation, and possible pinworm infection could point to a few overlapping issues like IBS, intestinal worms, or even referred pain from the gut to the testicles. Pinworms can worsen itching and disturb bowel patterns, and IBS can cause cramping and bloating. Please consult a gastroenterologist and get a stool test, deworming treatment (like albendazole or mebendazole), and a full digestive evaluation to get proper relief.
Hello dear Please be aware See right abdominal pain can be related to either liver functioning or appendix infection I suggest you to go for colonoscopy or endoscopy for confirmation and shared results with general physician for improvement Regards
Hello Gowtham As you are suffering from lower abdominal and testicular pain …they both can be related I would suggest you to visit general surgeon to get yourself examined as I can’t physically to examination on you Investigation suggested USG and and pelvis Cbc(as you suggested of work infection) Stool examination
Medicine Tab albendazole 100mg once Tab zerodol sp morning night post meal Tab PANTOP 5mg morning empty stomach Please get checked personally and physically to a surgeon
Right-sided abdominal pain accompanied by testicular discomfort can be concerning and may warrant a closer examination, especially if it persists. While you mentioned test results have shown a normal status for your testicals, the combination of symptoms you’re experiencing could indicate a few different things. Firstly, let’s talk about your abdominal pain and constipation. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is certainly possible given these symptoms, as it often involves abdominal pain and changes in bowel habits. However, IBS is typically a diagnosis of exclusion, meaning other conditions need to be ruled out first. Another potential cause could be an appendicitis, considering the pain is on the lower right side of the abdomen. This condition generally requires immediate medical attention, especially if the pain is sharp or worsening, accompanied by fever, nausea or vomiting. Constipation itself can also cause significant discomfort, including testicular pain due to referred pain patterns or increased intra-abdominal pressure. As for pinworms, they typically cause itching around the anus, but it’s not common for them to cause significant abdominal or testicular pain. Make sure pinworm treatment has been properly administered, and maintain good hygiene to prevent reinfection. For your symptoms, you should consider visiting a healthcare professional imminently for a thorough evaluation to rule out urgent conditions like appendicitis. In terms of management while you await medical advice, increasing your fiber intake, staying hydrated, and gently increasing physical activity may help with constipation. Avoid delaying examination if symptoms worsen or additional symptoms like fever develop.
