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ANY SMART PPL KNOW ABOUT PAIN ALL ON THE RIGHT SIDE???
I was diagnosed with sciatica last year for the pain that ive been feeling almost 5 years now but everything ive read doesnt match the symptoms im feeling except the pain in my *** lol but seriously i need to know what can cause stabbing and squeezing pain in the mid right side of my back and around to my abdominal & the viens in my right leg are burning and tingling. also for the past 2 weeks ive been having a peircing pain in the right side of my chest that goes into my arm. i HAVE been diagnosed with sciatica but after everything i read on it, its not making complete sense. PLEASE HELP!!!!
im not worried about cancer i mis read i appoligize
i had a contrast ct scan last night & the dr says its a UTI. how can a UTI cause all my pain?!?! i know a UTI is bad but this is crazy!
i had a contrast ct scan last night & the dr says its a UTI. how can a UTI cause all my pain?!?! i know a UTI is bad but this is crazy!
funny you say that i have high grade cervical cancer its just been frozen. of course i need to be seen soon but what i really need to know is about the back to front abdominal pain. i can barely stand. it takes my breath away. mainly feels like sum1s hand is in there SQUEEZING the **** outa me. ive dealt with this for so long idk how much longer i WILL deal
You're correct -- sciatica does not cause chest pain.
It can, however, cause pain down the leg, usually to the knee.
I'd seek medical help about this right-side chest pain, which could indicate cervical disease. Incidentally, the heart is on the left side of the body, and most angina (heart related pain) occurs in the left chest, shoulder, and arm.
As for the abdominal pain, I don't know. You'll need a physical exam, probably with diagnostic films of your neck and chest.
See your doc.
It can, however, cause pain down the leg, usually to the knee.
I'd seek medical help about this right-side chest pain, which could indicate cervical disease. Incidentally, the heart is on the left side of the body, and most angina (heart related pain) occurs in the left chest, shoulder, and arm.
As for the abdominal pain, I don't know. You'll need a physical exam, probably with diagnostic films of your neck and chest.
See your doc.
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I said your arm pain may be a symptom of cervical disc disease.
I don't know what the abdominal pain means.
If you're worried about cancer, see your doctor.