Severe Pain
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Colon Cancer
Colon cancer is among the extreme cases of pain in the lower left region of your tummy. Symptoms include excessive pain in the area, severe bloating, and zero bowel movement. You may not be able to pass out any waste including air. This condition is rising especially in developed countries and especially in the United Kingdom.
The cancer commonly affects the final descending parts and sigmoid colon located on the lower left. It is however, not limited to this region, and may affect other areas too. Rectal cancer on the other hand, affects the rectum found on the final section of the Colon just before the anus.
Learn more about 15 Warning Signs of Colon Cancer | Colon Cancer Symptoms.
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Hernia
Hernia results from movement of bowel beyond allocated regions due to weak muscles of the tummy. This happens near the left groin but may also occur on either side. The bowel or other tissue of the upper region may push through soft muscles unable to support the weight. When the excess intruder tissue is trapped, it causes a tender swelling visible from the exterior. This condition results in excessive pain in groin may affect the entire tummy. Common initial symptoms are vomiting and the general feeling of sickness.
Learn more about Hernia Symptoms; 13 Early Signs & Symptoms of a Hernia!
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Kidney Infections
Kidney problems also cause excessive pain in the left side. For example, kidney stones may affect any section of the urinary tract. Vulnerable areas extend from the loin in your back to their entire lower region of the left side. You may feel pain not only when passing urine but also constrained to pass urine; fever is also a common symptom of kidney infections.
Discover 18 Warning Signs of Kidney Infection You Should Not Ignore.



