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Pain in abdomen while working out

by tessax, Dec 03, 2007 12:33AM
I have pain in my lower abdomen while working out,is this normal? If not what could it be from.
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by Godofredo MD, Dec 22, 2007 06:55AM
To: tessax
Hi.

Are both sides of your abdomen affected? Does it only happen during workouts? How would you describe the pain? Is it muscular in type or something else? Is it a constant pain or does it occur on exertion? Also, what types of exercises do you do which triggers this pain? How long does the pain last? Does it immediately resolve after exercise?

It would be likely, based on the little information from your post, that the pain could be muscle strain secondary to working out. If this is so, rest, ice packs and over-the-counter pain medications may help ease the pain.

Hope this helps.
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