Cramping pain in lower area?

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So I just had a question up: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhvJRX_v9nJpFyvNc3vHe9fsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20101008041825AAKwl9p

And... I typed that yesterday morning. Now it's this morning, and I'm here again, lol. 
So yesterday my stomach kind of felt queasy on and off all day. I got home yesterday around 3:30, ate one of those mini twix bars, and a little bit after that, there were a lot of pain in my lower areas. Like, my lower back, and surrounding all that area. I thought it might have been gas, so I went to the restroom... But when I tried passing gas it got really painful. I used the restroom (#2), but the pain didn't go away. It really hurt and I was like, wobbling around. I took some motrin, and laid down for a bit. Eventually, later (and I can't remember how much later), the pain went away. 

My mom thought it might be my period, which I guess is a likely option. But, I usually don't get my periods until the end of the month into the beginning of the next month, meaning, I just got off mine from September. 

I just woke up this morning, 7:30, and am in a lot of pain in my right hip area. Now I can feel it in my lower area. I've tried passing gas, once again, but it hasn't gone away. And it doesn't feel like I'm going to have my period. There's no like... pressure behind it, or that feeling that I am, just a lot of pain.

Douglas B · Accepted Answer

Pains in that area usually happen for two reasons, something wrong with what's going on with the stomach or pinched muscles in the back that have the pains following the nerves to the front of the body to show up there.   The pains shouldn't make you puke but pressure on the lower back can be pressing onto the nerves going to your hips to cause that pain there.  If it's stomach it can be triggered from your back muscles as well for when tight the muscles end up close enough to the nerves as they leave the spine to touch them.  That would cause the stomach to release gastric acid which should burn the stomach lining when nothing else is in it.  A stomach that has a tender lining in it already can make one throw up what you put into it but that is usually any time you put something into it.  So what is going on is a little confusing but as you already need to free up the muscles because of the hip pain you might find that this will go away so if it does it was because of the acid in the stomach.  Here's how to free up the muscles in your back:
Back: 
(do from a sitting position)
Place your left hand on your left leg next to your body.  Place your right hand over your left shoulder, fingers over the back and the palm in the front and firmly pull down on them and hold.  After 30 seconds slowly lower your body forward and to the outside of your left leg, keeping your left arm fairly straight as you do.  When you reach your lap remain there for another 10 seconds, release the pressure but rest there for another 30 seconds.  Then reverse your hand positions and do your right side. 
For best results relax your body first by taking a deep breath and exhaling then remain this relaxed.

wolfengoddess · Answer

I get the same exact pains from time to time. Try a heating pad and drinking some water. If you feel good enough, you may want to try a walk; but the heating pad worked wonders on me. Good luck and feel better soon.

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Just take some medicine, go run, go have a walk, drink a lot of water, don't eat junkfood, do a massage or ask someone to do it, well I guess its all lol

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