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Causes Of Lower Abdominal Swelling - Articles
Lump in lower left abdomen, pain in abdomen and lower back
by
agnes
Posted
Sun 23 Aug 2009 2:53pm
1 Comment
I am a 34 year old female, I have a small hard lump in my lower left abdomen, I have been experiencing pain on and off for aprox. 1 year. This past week, I have also been experiencing severe lower back pain with the abdominal pain. My medical history includes 2 c-sections, and a tubal ligation. I have had gallbladder attack previous, and last year when I
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ASK AbFitt....Lower abdominal water retention.
by
Richard S.
Posted
Fri 14 Jan 2011 1:57pm
QUESTION: I am getting ready for a bodybuilding contest and I have always held water in my lower abdominal area. So I was just wondering if this would be taken care....
Garrett from Iowa
ANSWER: Here’s how I evaluate my clients to see what’s fat and what’s water: whatever your lower abs look like when you wake up first thing in the morning
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chronic lower abdominal muscle pain
by
mimi58
Posted
Sun 21 Dec 2008 5:47pm
Hi, am wondering if anyone can tell me about the chronic muscle pain I have had for 3 months now. I am 48, in good shape, play hockey once a week and exercise moderately. I have had a muscle pain which is below my belly button into the pubic area only when doing sit ups. I thought it might be a hernia but there is no bulging or pain to the tou ...
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Losing Stubborn Lower Abdominal Fat
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Mark D.
Posted
Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:34pm
Have you done a million ab crunches and you still see no visible signs of progress? Lower ab fat (or spare tire) can be troublesome, especially for men... days a week (this includes core work). Some good lower ab exercises are hanging leg raises, hanging or sitting knee-ups and reverse incline crunches. Here is a cardio workout
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Abdominal Fat May Cause Dementia Later in Life
by
Linda
Posted
Sat 22 May 2010 12:00am
connection between central obesity, particularly the visceral fat component of abdominal obesity, and risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. It is estimated that 24.3 million people worldwide suffer from dementia, which can stem from Alzheimer’s disease or other causes. More studies will be done. More and more research shows the increased risk of abdominal fat
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Some Abdominal Exercises Can Cause Injury
by
Mark D.
Posted
Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:34pm
There are many great abdominal exercises such as stability ball crunches, captain's chair knee-ups/leg raises and hanging leg raises. There are also some abdominal... and low back pain. Because of the injury potential from doing situps, you are better off finding safer abdominal exercises like ball crunches. You will also get a greater range
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Pain in Lower Right Abdomen
by
ashleyrms22
Posted
Tue 15 May 2012 10:05am
Abdomen ache is experienced by individuals at some time or the opposite of their lives. Though in most of the cases, it's caused on account of minor problems like constipation, consuming improper meals, etc., it should not be ignored. There are several other causes for inflicting ache in abdomen on the right side. The nature of the ache differs i ...
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