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Pain in lower right abdomen shooting down inner thigh

Last night my wife started having pain in her lower right abdomen that shoots down her inner thigh all the way to her knee. She says if feels like a bad menstrual cramp, but it shoots all the way down to her knee. It kept her up all night, intermittently waking her up. Her mother has a history of cysts.
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  • Complaint duration: 1 day
  • Medications: None
  • Conditions: None
January 25, 03:19 PM

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This can be cyst in her right ovary. An office visit with her doctor will help resolve it.
Joseph Hazan
Joseph Hazan, MD
OB GYN in St. Peters, MO
Level: Key Opinion Leader (298)
Website: Advanced Ob/Gyn Services
March 10, 08:25 AM
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Your wife has obturator nerve irritation (Howship- Romberg sign), quite likely due to an enlarged right ovary. See your doc.
John H. Sand
John H. Sand, MD
OB/GYN in Ellensburg, WA
Level: Master Contributor (79)
Website: Obstetrics and Gynecology of Ellensburg
January 26, 02:04 AM
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Sounds like a ruptured ovarian cyst. Also consider early pregnancy problems, infection, intestinal or urinary problems, especially if pain persists.
Michael Swor
Michael Swor, MD
Obstetrics & Gynecology in Sarasota, FL
Level: Top Contributor (35)
Website: http://sworcare.com
January 25, 09:05 PM
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Unfortunately, women are often told that some people just have bad cramps. There is a difference between a menstrual cramp (uncomfortable) and pain. Pain is the signal in the body that something isn't right. I suggest that you call your OB/GYN pronto to figure out the source of the pain.
Deborah Simmons
Deborah Simmons, PhD
Psychotherapist in Minnetonka, MN
Level: Contributor (12)
Website: Partners in Healing
January 26, 03:03 AM
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