You need to see a dr as soon as you can. If your pain persists and gets worse if it were me I would go to the ER. It does not sound good when you are not able to void, fever and tender areas. Again, if it were me I would go see a dr or go to the ER asap even though I am not in the medical profession.
Please call your dr. - a friend who cares Lynn
>I would appreciate any input or sharing of experiences with ARD. As I
>posted earlier, I am having a great deal of pain esp. on the right side
>in my back. My abdomen and pelvis is tender to the touch and I'm
>running a low grade fever with some nausea. I had a lot of pressure on
>my bladder and was constantly voiding. Yesterday I had the pressure but
>I couldn't get anything out but a couple drops at a time. Tuesday
>evening I had intestinal cramps and woke up early a.m. with the big
>"D", which I never have. When I had an acute bowel obstruction, I
>vomited uncontollably, and when I was hospitalized with a partial
>obstruction,the hospital report stated my computed axial tomography of
>the abdomen was consistant with inflammatory changes, early obstructive
>changes. At that time my symptoms were right sided abdominal pain and
>nausea. My questions is, can you have a partial bowel obstruction over
>a period of time? Is an x-ray the only test or is past medical history
>relevent. I don't want to be over reacting nor do I want to ignore how
>my body feels. I am extremely fatigued. Do you think these symptoms
>are the nature of the beast? Thanks for your time, Sherry
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