(my wife55yrs,had utres removed8yrs ago,having back pain,feeling(front side lower abdomen wt)pain ?9?
140171
I aggree that she has to visit a doctor. How didn't you do that till now? You don't specify why she has the uterus removed. In anycase let me tell you that you have to show her that you care about her situation, her feeling of disconfort and that nothing ever changed.
909232
I had a total hysterectomy in April of 2005 because of ovarian cancer. I had a mastectomy 16 years ago-breast cancer-so our situations are similar. I had already gone through menopause when I had breast cancer so that was not an issue after my hysterectomy. The hysterectomy wasn't pleasant but it wasn't as bad as I expected it to be. There was soreness for 3 or 4 weeks. I picked up an infection  after I returned home from the hospital where my surgery was done and ended up in the hospital here at home for 3 days. The antibiotic made me sick but once I was through taking it, I felt much better. My surgery was done by a GYN oncology surgeon and he must have done a good job because, since the second of  6 chemo treatments (which I finished  9/05) my CA125 results have been perfectly normal. In fact, I had my Mediport removed this past Thurs. as my onologist saw no further need for it.\n I've tried to touch on info you might be imterested in but if you want to talk, please contact me.
16539
it means possible cancer or precancerous adbnormality on the hip you are probably going through alot right now good luck but if you have any medical questions about your wifes conditions follow this medical website...it will really help
625990
I was in pain for months following my c-section. It had nothing to do with the c-section itself. My hormones made it so that I was unable to produce any lubrication. This made me and my husband uncomfortable. He thought that he didn't make me satisfied anymore. We discussed this with my doctor, and she said that until your hormones come into order again, you may need to use a personal lubricant. We used KY for several months, and I got pregnant again 6 months after the first was born. After she was born. Yep pain again. Waited another 8 months, and now I'm back in action pain free. Some don't experience this, and some not as long. Maybe your doctor could be more help than mine. I know it hurts, and sometimes emotionally as well. If it doesn't subside, see your doctor (OBGYN). They should be able to help you. Congratulations!!
932594
My wife get's a achy back. Some women feel bloated or get a headache
229933
could be your sciatic nerve but i believe that is lower back not middle.\n\nsciatic can cause pain from back to buttocks and down the leg
1091598
It could really be anything....lower back strain, kidney trouble, unrinary tract infection, or pelvic inflammatory disease. Do you have pain passing urine, or are running a temperature? The urine frequency......is it accompanied by foul frothy urine and pain? The bowel movement frequency and gas may be related to a lumbar injury, an infection, or simply because you've eaten something that causes it like curry or cabbage.\nIn any case, it'll be advisable for you to have it checked out properly by your doctor.
916701
You don't say how long this has been or how old you are. There could be many reasons, one of which is appendicitis. You should really go to an emergency room to be checked if it is your lower right side. \n\nIt could also be a problem with an ovary if you are a female.\n\nYou need to be checked ASAP. It is not something that you want to wait to find out about.
341712
I had a really bad case of gall bladder disease. I had about 40 gall stones, but my surgeon was great, and got rid of that bad boy.  After an attack, I would be very, very tired for the rest of the day, and sore particularly in my right shoulder blade for a day or so.  Not weeks. Best thing that ever happened for me physically was having my gall bladder removed.  I feel normal again!
247057
Without seeing any lab results or knowing any of her medical history, it is difficult to know, but I'll take a couple guesses:  It could be her gallbladder based on the symptoms you describe.  People do have gallbladder "attacks" that come and go and make them nauseous.  She could have GERD, something more commonly known as reflux, since she is having stomach pain and been burping.  Unfortunately, although it is unlikely, it could be something cardiac related.  Women do not always present in a typical, tv-show manner with heart problems.  Your wife's description of pain in her upper stomach, below the ribcage that feels like pressure and is sometimes making her nauseous is a common cardiac chest pain description...and I can't even begin to tell you how many times I've had patients with cardiac chest pain tell me it "feels like someone is sitting on me." More likely than not, your wife is having some sort of GI problem.  Either way, I'm glad to hear she's going to see a doctor to get it checked.  Good luck.
858212
Abdominal fullness or gas \nAbdominal pain that is: \nSevere \nLocated on the right side (right upper quadrant) or in the upper middle of the abdomen (epigastric) \nDecreased over 12 to 18 hours in uncomplicated cases \nRecurrent or similar to pain in past \nOccurring after meals \nWorse during deep intake of breath \nRadiating to back or below the right shoulder blade \nWorse after eating or drinking fatty foods or fluids \nFever \nNausea and vomiting \nHeartburn \nChills and shaking \nChest pain under the breastbone
947140
Hi there !\nI presume she had undergone "inguinal hernia " repair ! ??\nOkay..I had undergone the same in December 2004 ! Following are to be taken care of :\n1. NO weight lifting !\n2. Light diet !\n3. Ask her not to strain in toilet !\n4. While taking bath, ask her to sit !\n5. Constipation, should be avoided at any \n    cost... by taking food at the right time and \n    by the intake of fruits for some time to \n    come !\nIt is said that about 5-10% of the hernia cases come back with a recurrence after 3 years ! If we as pateints take more care, we can avoid it !\nThe doctors can advise..but we have to practise !\nWish her a speedy recovery !\nbest wishes !
855073
If the pain is in the middle of your back and your stomach it could be gallstones.  The pain can come suddenly and there is no position that is comfortable, it can last from 20 minutes to hours and even days.  It is a horrible pain and can put you out of commision quickly.  I have lower back pain often but it is unrelated to my gallstones, I don't know if this could be your problem but if it is I feel for you.
924973
That's a damn shame, but I feel you.  I had back and stomach pain for over a year (back in 1989) and I saw orthopedists and rheumatologists and they couldn't find anything wrong with me.  Finally, they did a Hida scan and found my gallbladder was full of stones.  They opened me up to take it out and finally found the REAL problem.  My colon had ruptured from diverticulitis and was leaking poison into my abdomen.  I would have died.  But 23 year olds don't normally get diverticulitis, so they never thought to check it out.  \n\nTalk to your friends.  Ask them who they go to and if they like them.  That's the best way-word of mouth-to find a good doctor.  There are so many, you have to keep trying.  Tell them about your past experiences and what you need from them.  Time and respect.  That's not too much to ask for.  I bet you'd settle for someone who was at least a great diagnostician even if their bedside manner wasn't all that, huh?
887715
I have had 5 surgeries on my spine (3 cervical)(2 lumbar), whatever feeling wasn't back after 6 months, never came back.  My surgeries were in '95, '98, '99, 01 (x2).\n\nI would guess that since it's been 3 years, you will not gain feeling back from those damaged nerves.
390555
Fever, upper right abdominal pain radiating to back & shoulder & recurrent attacks\n\nI think it's a condition in ur gall bladder, Have you done U/S or ERCP?
347449
First, how old is your wife?  Second is she on any medications or has she had any surgery in the past 5 years?  If yes, elaborate.\n\nHow long has this been going on?  What is its frequency (e.g., several times day?, once a day?, once a year?).\n\nBefore, during or after the time when she has these fainting episodes, does she feel anything else happening with her body--be it pain, vision changes, headaches, or whatever?\n\nHas she seen a physician yet?\n\nLet's start with this.  Respond on this board or send me a message.