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There was a man who suffered from persistent lower abdominal pain left side. It was a constant source of discomfort and anxiety for him, as he couldn’t seem to find relief on his own. This feeling led him to seek help online; fortunately, he was directed to Pelvis NYC.
Soon enough, he realized he didn’t have to go through it alone. With the help of the right professionals like Dr. Adam Gvili and treatment options like physical therapy, he could get back to feeling his best in no time. So he decided to book an appointment on Pelvis NYC’s website.
The First Session
Dr. Gvili, as always, makes his patients comfortable first, especially in the first meeting. His approach makes everyone open up easily about what they are going through. Just like James (not his real name), he felt comfortable upon talking to Dr. Adam about his symptoms because of this technique.
James was experiencing lower abdominal pain left side when he scheduled an appointment on our website. For him, talking to Dr. Adam Gvili is just a smooth ride. The questions asked were simple yet he knows that Dr. Gvili is knowledgeable enough to include those questions.
After the initial consultation, Dr. Adam explained the possible causes of James’s left-side lower abdominal pain- gastrointestinal and urinary issues. Gastrointestinal and urinary issues can cause left-side abdominal pain due to the location of the organs in the lower left abdomen.
Causes of lower abdominal pain
Gastrointestinal issues like gas, indigestion, and constipation are one factor that causes left-side abdominal pain for James. The reason is when gas builds up or food is not properly digested, this can lead to discomfort in the colon. In some cases, this discomfort can be felt more acutely on the left side of the lower abdomen.
Another factor is a urinary problem- UTI. James had UTI so it does contribute to his abdominal pain. Since the left ureter carries urine from the left kidney to the bladder, any blockages or infections in this area can cause pain on the left side of the abdomen.
Note: Left-side abdominal pain can have many different causes. It’s important to consult your physician first before going to a physical therapist.
The Treatment
After talking to James about his symptoms and causes, Dr. Gvili began to explain how physical therapy can help relieve his symptoms and get him back to feeling his best.
He explained that through a personalized approach, physiotherapy can provide relief from lower abdominal pain caused by his gastrointestinal and urinary problems. Dr. Gvili would work with James to create a customized treatment plan that would include specialized massage techniques and stretching exercises.
This massage can help relieve tension and pain in the muscles of the abdomen. While stretching exercises can help to improve the flexibility and mobility of the affected area. This will also help strengthen the muscles in the abdomen of James, which can help to prevent future episodes of pain.
This approach and technique is a safe and effective treatment option for abdominal pain caused by his issues. Dr. Adam would work with James and provide one-on-one attention, tailoring his treatment plan to James’ unique needs and goals.
Healing Period
Over the course of his treatment, James worked closely with Dr. Gvili, performing a variety of exercises and stretches. These are designed to alleviate his pain and improve his overall health. With each session, James felt a little bit better. Soon, he was able to resume his normal activities without experiencing any pain or discomfort.
He was very thankful to Pelvis NYC, especially to Dr. Adam Gvili. He was able to help him alleviate his lower left-side abdominal pain. So if you are like James and you still don’t know what causes your symptoms, visit Pelvis NYC now. Let our physical therapist help you. Book now!
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