Once take us scan to look for any gallbladder issues
USG ABDOMEN required for better management.
Need to go immediately for USG full abdomen Meanwhile Take gokshuradi guggul 2 -2-0 after food with water
Kindly Go for a USG whole abdomen examination
Kindly go for usg scan Meanwhile you can take peedanthaka kashya 15ml -0- 15 ml + 45 ml water
Go for usg scanning it may be due to Fatty liver, cholelithiasis or due to acute pancreatits or may be due to gastrirtis . so its important to get usg done
Hi, first of all you have to check USG abdomen ,also check liver and kidney function tests to find out any liver pathology or gall bladder stone , contact after test results
Advised to have USG- abdomen to find out the exact cause of your symptoms
Hello Katherine
U Must Undergo Ultrasound Scan Abdomen Pelvis Immediately to rule out Liver Gall Bladder Kidney Pancreas Gastric Duodenal Pathology Possible
Hello
Better to go with USG Abd and pelvis
Thank you
Because the pain is severe, radiating, and persistent with urinary symptoms, you should:
Get an abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, kidneys)
Get a urine test (routine + culture)
Blood tests: LFTs (liver function), KFTs (kidney function), CBC, Lipase/Amylase (pancreatic enzymes)
If you develop fever, vomiting, dark urine, pale stools, or yellowish eyes/skin, go to the ER—those are signs of gallbladder/liver crisis
Advising USG ABDOMEN -PELVIS to see Pathology.
Experiencing such acute pain in the right upper abdomen that extends to the back and shoulder can be concerning and may be indicative of conditions like gallstones, liver issues, or even more serious conditions like pancreatitis. Given the symptoms you describe, particularly the nausea and worsening pain with movement, it’s important to seek immediate medical attention to rule out any emergency conditions like a gallbladder attack or kidney stones. The quick sensation of a full bladder and frequent urination might be unrelated but still noteworthy to mention to your healthcare provider for a complete evaluation.
From an Ayurvedic perspective, the symptoms you’ve described could be linked to an imbalance in Pitta dosha, which often manifests as burning sensations and nausea. However, before considering any Ayurvedic treatments, it is crucial that a thorough medical evaluation occurs first. Seeing your healthcare provider promptly will help determine the nature of your symptoms and initiate necessary medical interventions if required.
Once any urgent conditions have been ruled out, Ayurveda offers several approaches to balance Pitta and support digestive health. You might consider incorporating cooling and soothing herbs such as mint and fennel into your meals. Sipping on cooled cumin coriander fenugreek seed tea could also be helpful for balancing Pitta. Avoiding spicy, oily, or overly acidic foods will prevent further irritation. Ensure your meals are light and easy to digest to prevent aggravating your symptoms.
Your frequent urination and sensation of a full bladder might suggest an aggravated Vata dosha influence. Introducing warm cooked foods, and regular meal times might help manage this. Ensure a calming evening routine and continue to use calming therapies like a warm bath before sleep. Nevertheless, these are secondary to addressing the urgent pain with your primary health provider.
Remember, any self-treatment should be followed only after a definitive medical analysis. Your safety and health come first, always.
