Hello, As per your concern,there is pain and tightness in abdomen… As you have diabetes from before,raised suger levels can cause slow movement of you gut,and it may cause feeling of fullness,gastric issues and bloating sensation… For this issue,you need to control your suger levels and do regular excercise Take Small meals at frequent intervals… Consult a Gastrologist/Physician
-Dr Mickey Patel M.B.B.S,M.D (General Medicine) Consultant Physician
Hello Sachin ji.
Pain in the right side of abdomen may be due to different causes… Based on the ultrasound report we can confirm,as u didn’t mention the report we can proceed by LFT HBA1 C RFT CBP It can acidity problem soo avoid eating spicy foods, alcohol, smoke, Maintain good lifestyle by exercise and adequate sleep…avoid stress factors… But to be sure with the reports U can consult any general physician or can post ur reports soo we could guide u well with the next steps… Pray and Hope u have a good health…
Hello Sachin Ji,
It would have been nice if you had shared the details mentioned in your ultrasound report.
Kindly get done a Random Blood Glucose done and see if your sugar levels are high or without range.
If your Ultrasound report is normal or it is showing any liver disease, kindly consult a Physician. Otherwise consult a General Surgeon.
If you want to share your ultrasound report, then you can reply to me below, I’ll be more than happy to help.
Regards,
Dr. Nirav Jain
Hello Sachin Ji,
I would have helped you better if you had shared the details of your ultrasound report as well.
Kindly do a Random Blood Glucose if you have Glucometer machine at home, if not then get it done from a lab, to rule out if the pain in abdomen in due to complication of your Diabetes/Sugar disease.
If your Ultrasound report is normal or it is showing a liver issue, consult a Physician. Otherwise, consult a General Surgeon.
If you can, please share the details of your ultrasound report down in the reply section, I’ll be more than happy to help.
Regards,
Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med.
Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems chances of liver infection like ascites or chronic irritation I suggest you to please get followers test for confirmation ( if not done already) Rbs Lft Rft Stomach USG Esr CBC Please share the details with hepatoligist or gastroenterologist for better clarification Kindly take any medications only after recommendation from concerned physician Regards
Hi Dear Sachin, Pain abdomen over the right there are possibilities of simple muscle spasm , hepatomegaly (liver), gall bladder issues or appendix issue or colon issues Kindly visit a General surgeon with USG A+P Take care
Pain and tightness in the right side of the abdomen along with weakness for 2–3 months in a 60-year-old could be related to liver, gallbladder, pancreas, or gastrointestinal conditions. Since you already have ultrasound and sugar reports, these will help in further evaluation. Please consult a gastroenterologist with your reports for a detailed diagnosis and treatment plan.
Hi Sachin, Please don’t delay the treatment. Get an appointment of a Gastroenterologist and please show your reports.
He/She will guide you.
Meanwhile; Eat light and healthy Avoid oily/ spicy foods Keep your blood sugar under control.
I trust this helps👍 Thank you Sir
Hello sir,
1. Pain and tightness in the right side of abdomen for more than 2 months needs careful evaluation because it may be related to liver, gall bladder, pancreas, or intestine.
2. Since you are diabetic, weakness and abdominal discomfort should not be ignored as sugar control also influences digestion and liver health.
3. Ultrasound reports give initial guidance but sometimes conditions like fatty liver, gallstones, or intestinal issues need further tests such as liver function test, endoscopy, or CT scan.
4. For immediate relief, eat small frequent meals, avoid oily and spicy food, drink enough water, and keep sugar levels under control.
5. You should consult a gastroenterologist as they are the right specialist to handle such problems and guide you if further treatment or procedures are needed.
6. With timely medical care most abdominal problems improve, so please do not delay visiting a gastroenterology clinic.
Hello, Consult a general surgeon with reports.
Get these tests done also: 1. CBC 2. LFT 3. KFT 4. Urine r/m
Take care
Given your right-sided abdominal pain, weakness, tightness, and a history of sugar (diabetes) issues, it’s important to evaluate both the gastrointestinal and metabolic aspects. You should consult a gastroenterologist first, bringing your ultrasound and sugar reports, so they can assess for liver, gallbladder, pancreas, or intestinal causes. If needed, your primary physician or endocrinologist can also help manage blood sugar and coordinate further tests.
Based on the symptoms you’re describing — pain on the right side below the chest, ongoing weakness, tightness in the abdomen lasting a few months — it could be tied to several underlying issues, and it’s crucial to get to the bottom of it. A common area of concern in such cases might be the liver or gallbladder. Given that you’ve had an ultrasound and some blood sugar assessments, it might have helped rule out some possibilities or indicate an area of focus. If these tests haven’t been reviewed by a healthcare provider, consulting a gastroenterologist would be a prudent next step. They specialize in digestive system issues and can provide targeted insights. They’ll likely review your ultrasound and sugar reports, and might suggest further diagnostics like liver function tests or possibly an MRI, depending on what’s been identified so far. Additionally, conditions like gallstones or liver issues can sometimes cause the symptoms you’ve described. Weakness and tightness can be linked to a number of metabolic issues, possibly related to blood sugar levels, so it’s important to consider endocrinological evaluation as well. Until then, monitor your symptoms for any changes like fever, severe increase in pain, or jaundice – if these occur, it’s imperative to seek immediate medical care. Avoid heavy meals or spicy foods as they can sometimes exacerbate abdominal symptoms. Stay hydrated, and try to maintain a balanced diet; but don’t delay in seeking professional evaluation.
