Symptoms of PSOAS ABSCESS

View symptom groups below that present with PSOAS ABSCESS

Buttock / Rectum


	history of epidural steroid injection
	history of discogram
	history of low back surgery
	fever and chills
	severe low back pain
	pain in both buttocks
	muscle spasm
	weakness, numbness or tingling of legs

Abdomen


	left lower abdominal pain
	pain radiates into left groin and left thigh
	pain relieved by holding left leg flexed at hip
	mid and low back pain
	pain worsened with walking
	fever

Abdomen


	Right Lower Abdominal Pain
	Pain Radiates to Groin/Thigh
	Back Pain
	Walking Increases Pain
	Fever
	Pain Relieved by Holding Leg Flexed at Hip

Abdomen


	Left Lower Abdominal Pain
	Pain Radiates to Groin/Thigh
	Pain Relieved by Holding Leg Flexed at Hip
	Mid/Low Back Pain
	Pain Worse With Walking
	Fever

Buttock / Rectum


	history of epidural steroid injection
	history of discogram
	history of low back surgery
	fever and chills
	severe low back pain
	buttock pain
	muscle spasms
	weakness, numbness or tingling of legs

Buttock / Rectum


	history of diabetes
	history of cancer
	severe low back pain
	bilateral buttock pain
	fever and chills
	muscle spasms

Abdomen


	pain in right lower abdomen
	pain radiates into groin or front of thigh
	back pain
	walking increases pain
	fever
	pain is relieved by holding right leg flexed at hip

Buttock / Rectum


	history of diabetes
	history of cancer
	severe low back pain
	buttock pain
	fever and chills
	muscle spasms

Overview and causes of PSOAS ABSCESS - click here

Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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