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Asked for Female | 22 Years

Why do I feel popping sounds in my abdomen after a motorcycle accident?

Patient's Query

I'm 22 years old female, I had a motorcycle accident at 17 yrs old. I feel a popping sound in my upper left below my ribcage every time I pressed it. I don't feel pain, but I sometimes feel pain in unexpected time or day. I have been into a motorcycle accident from 5 years ago the handlebar hit me exactly on that spot. After, that I can't walk for too long, can't go hiking cause my lower left abdomen hurts like something is tearing apart. I have to pressed it upward to alleviate the pain and walk. It was accompanied, If I walk for too long or exercise like jumping it hurts and I find it hard too breath and have heavy left leg. it's been stable, as long as I don't do does activities. Also lifting heavy object while walking for a distance makes my lower left abdomen hurts. I can describe the feeling as something like an organs of my mine is tearing or pulling.

Answered by Dr. Pramod Bhor

The popping sound and pain in both your upper and lower left abdomen might indicate harm done to organs or tissues in that area. Trouble with breathing could also be linked with this; so could the feeling of heaviness in one or both legs. You must visit an orthopedist who will carry out a thorough examination before prescribing treatment methods aimed at arresting these developments.

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