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Hi, let me know what the doc says about it and what you finally find out because I have similar symptoms in two places in my abdomen. And yes, there are times you can feel things in the intestine or the intestine itself. It may be panniculitis, inflammation of fat. It may be an adhesion due to inflammation, where one organ sticks to something it shouldn't...could be many things.
Thanks for replying. While at my GYN the other day, I told him about what was going on. He felt my abdomen but said he thought if it was some type of lump in the intestine you would not be able to feel it through the outside of the stomach since there are layers of fat, muscle, etc. He said to see my family Dr. Since seeing the GYN on Thursday, I have had a weird feeling of something being "attached" or "streched" in that area. That's the best way I can explain it. I am just going crazy trying to figure out what this can be. It is in the upper part of my abdomen on the left side. Sometimes when I am at the kitchen sink washing dishes, I get a sensation of something in there while I am leaning against the counter. I'm not in any real pain, but I get a little zing in this spot sometimes. I will be trying to get in to see a general practioner this week & then go from there. Any advice from anyone on this board would be greatly appreciated from me. Thanks & have a good day.
Hi, the first thing that you need is a gastroenterologist and a colonoscopy. If something is inside the colon this will tell you. And if something is on the outside, to find that out they might order an abdominal cat scan. There are tons of things that this could be so don't worry about worse cases. Just get it checked out. Maybe an adhesion on the outside of the colon. I think that is the name of it. A piece of fat might be attached from the colon to your abdominal wall causing your symptoms. Due to your weight, this is what I would guess. Please write back and let me know what it was. THanks,
It sounds like a bowel obstruction. I have a friend that had a twisted bowel. She left it and it became herniated and ruptured. This can be very dangerous due to peritonitis setting in. I would think that you should have a CT scan or at least an ultrasound. My friend is fine now but she did have a resection of her large intestine as a result of this condition. Please don't ignore it and seek medical attention.