### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
I am 87 years old and I have a recurring pain in my lower  left abdomen.  I have recently  had an Ultrasound of the area and a CAT scan of both sides of my lower abdomen.   The only thing significant that showed up was a suspicious growth in the right side of my abdomen where I had a hernia operation in 1962.  There is a tendency to blame it on exercising because I had a knee replacement in May 2013.  However, I have been in bed with the flu for the last several days and yesterday it was quite painful.  I had a colonoscopy five years ago and was told I did not need another for 10 years.

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Hello friend, You have not given the duration of pain in your left lower abdomen. You have mentioned that the growth is on the right side and the hernia operated was also on the right side. That too occurred long back. The knee replacement was also in May 2013, and you have not mentioned whether the pain started since the surgery. Also, there is nothing to correlate with the present flu or with any colonoscopy findings.Therefore, my advice is to undergo a detailed case taking by an expert Homeopath who will try to find out your genetic constitutional remedy to cure YOU. Once you are cured, not only that your pain will be relieved, but you will become more healthy in the future. If you cannot find an expert Homeopath in your locality you can get back to me through the personal question facility of Chat Doctor. For that you can go to my personal profile and ask a direct question. I can even assist you to prepare your case by sending to you on request a case taking format in which you can expand your case in detail. After studying your case I can help you by suggesting your curative remedy. With best wishes, Chat Doctor.  J. VargheseHomoeopath