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Re: 37w pregnant, severe pain radiating from back to frontFrom: samir fouad Aziz MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 14 Oct 2002 11:29:53 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Amy wrote: > >I've been having a severe pain right below my shoulder blade on my right >side, radiating around to my front with a stabbing pain below my breast >(around the ninth or tenth rib.) It's been going on for nearly 3 weeks - >it comes and goes but has been with me constantly for the past 4 days. > >The pain is intense, I actually scream out at times, and have cried. I >went to the Hospital last Monday night to rule out Gall Bladder. They >did an ultrasound and said my gall bladder looked fine but that there >was fluid on the kidney which could be hydronephrosis due to the baby >blocking off the urethra from the bladder to the kidney. I did have >Pylonephritis with a previous pregnancy but my white blood count is >fine. I did have bacteria in my urine which they are treating with >antibiotics. > >My doctor acted like the pain is just because the baby is so high up and >it's no big deal and I basically have to live with it. This pain is >excrutiating. She gave me Vicodin but I don't really want to take it >too much so have just been struggling with the pain. Could this pain be >from the fluid on my kidney? Is there something else I should be asking >her to pursue? > >HELP! > >Pain from the right shoulder radiating to front and around breast could be nervous in origin like herpes, but to be originating from kidney is a remote possiblity.It could be gallbladder inflammation or herpes >-- >Amy >
-- SAmir Fouad Aziz Assist Professor OB.Gyn Director Gyn.oncology Al-Azhar University-Egypt Editorial advisor OBgyn.net(P&B,Gyn.Oncology) Consultant Editor the contemporary Who's Who This is for teaching purposes only
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