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Lower Left Abdomen pain while running.
When ever I begin to run for just a few minutes, i begin to get this lower abdominal pain on the left side. It feels like something is moving and it hurts extremley badly and i have to stop running. I stop and sit down for a few minutes and let it go away. But it comes back right when i start running again. I can never run anymore because every time i get this pain. Any other exercise is fine and doesn't cause the pain. Just running causes it, and even running in place. When i played soccer no pain came though. But the day after soccer ended, i went for a run and the pain came back. So i know it's not a cramp due to being out of shape. I went to the doctors to see if anything was wrong, so they sent me to get an ultrasound. The results were normal. I was just wondering if anybody had any idea of why this pain is happening. If anybody does, please let me know. I'm tired of people telling me it's a cramp, because i know what a cramp feels like, and this is much much worse.
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Thank you guys for all your help. I plan to go to the doctors again to see if i can get it diagnosed. (:
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The pain can be due to polycystic ovary, gas, inflammatory bowel disease, a pinched nerve in the back or a superficial nerve that is pinched, or due to a hernia.
Since the pain is coming on running, either there is a problem in muscles or the problem is deep inside and the muscles contracting while running are putting a pressure.
It is difficult to diagnose on net. Do discuss this with your doctor and get yourself examined. Take care!