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Always in pain but no cause

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Hi I'm new here.

I'm always in pain usually in my abdomen and groin area. It comes and goes, sometimes lasting for ages. Last night it woke me up just gone 1 and I had pain in my abdomen and groin area, and then when I went to the toilet it hurt and burnt.

This isn't the first time. I've had this before, and been to the doctor's before and I had a urine infection the first time but the last couple of times I've had tests, bloods and scans, nothing showed up.

I saw the nurse practitioner this afternoon and she did a urine check, nothing in the urine dip. She read my records and didn't think we need to do any other checks.

Unsurprisingly this has left me feeling a little low and like I'm a time waster.

I genuinely feel unwell and in pain most of the time but nothing is ever found. I'm starting to worry that the doctors will think I'm messing them about.

And then I also worry that there's something seriously wrong but it has been a few years so I'm wondering if it's my anxiety making me think this way.

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  • If it’s abdomen pain have you looked into allergy or intolerance testing? Maybe it’s something like that? I know that can cause a lot of abdomen pain for some people. Maybe discuss with your GP? 

    is it worth starting writing down when the pain is at its worst, and what you were doing at the time, how you were feeling (like we’re you anxious or panicky or something) and what you’ve eaten to try and establish a pattern to it? 

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  • If it’s abdomen pain have you looked into allergy or intolerance testing? Maybe it’s something like that? I know that can cause a lot of abdomen pain for some people. Maybe discuss with your GP? 

    is it worth starting writing down when the pain is at its worst, and what you were doing at the time, how you were feeling (like we’re you anxious or panicky or something) and what you’ve eaten to try and establish a pattern to it? 

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