Fainting nausea abdominal pain
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For larger hiatal herinas, symptoms can include chest pain, nausea, belching etc. It is quite possible that you suffered a vasovagal reaction secondary to the chest pain you experienced, which may or may not be the result of a hiatal hernia.
The good news is that during your recent hospitalization, they were able to determine that your symptoms were unrelated to your heart. During your stay, did you happen to mention or wasit mentioned to you that this could be from a hernia?
I always used to get stomach cramps and abdominal bloating/pain just before fainting. Sometimes I would get diarrhoea and vomiting in place of fainting.
I have since cut out all wheat from my diet - and amazingly - no more stomach pains, bloating or diarrhoea!
This may not work for everyone - but definately worth a try. If you want to give it a go, cut out all wheat products (check those labels carefully!) for two - four weeks.
There are metabolic syndromes in children presenting with nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. If there are other manifestations, sometimes undiagnosed cause of abdominal pain is something called porphyria, for which specific testing exists. Also, if there is suspiscion based on multiple other symptoms, mitochondrial disorders can present with neurologic abnormalities along with GI symptoms. Conditions such as Cyclic vomiting can also present with episodes of vomiting with no underlying cause.
in addition, i had pretty much constant intestinal movement, gases, and diarrhea for 1 day, no abdominal pain. the following day fever started, i had no appetite at all, and i was getting heavy night sweats and one night i was restless and fainted. i had emt over and their conclusion was stomach flu and malnourishment/dehydration. i went back to my doctor the following morning, and he pretty much said the same and prescribed substances with electrolytes.
Moderate to severe abdominal pain usually after a large or greasy meal.Left eye twitches before and after fainting spells as well as a right sided c-shaped headache that last no more then 20 min and starts behind right eye area.Any help or suggestions would be helpful. Been to a good handful of doctors the last 5 months and no answers.
ikeep having these sharp pains right around the lower part and upper part of my belly button also on my left side i was tested positive for stool in my blood still seeing dark spots in my stool nausea still there taking zofran for nausea and protonix for the abdominal discomfort doesnt seem to help a whole lot had a ct scan and everything came back normal im going to a specialist for a upper and lower endoscopy any advise whats bothering me
They confirmed POTS, autonomic neuropathy, abdominal pain, chronic nausea syndrome. They are not sure of the cause of the nausea.
When they ran a 'stick' (for lack of a better word) over his left abdomin, it twitched and reacted. There was no reflex or reaction on his right side, where all of his abdominal pain is. This has piqued the doctors interest. Has anyone else, who experiences the abdominal pain, had this happen? Are the nerves damaged, so they don't respond?
Nerve pain throughout my body, swollen lymph nodes, fainting, nausea/vomiting, abdominal pain. All blood work has come back clean and it's been an exhaustive list. I had a cardiac study with echo and inpatient evaluation and there were no abnormalities. I'm a 25 year old male and have always been healthy. Im so scared that I'm on a downward spiral that will lead to my death. Please help me.
My 20 year old daughter has experienced abdominal pain off and on for the last 5 years. She has been treated for GERD, IBS, Ulcers and stress. She has had gall bladder ultra sounds, an endoscopy, an upper GI with a small bowel follow through and most recently a gall bladder ejection fraction test. All tests have been normal, but the episodes continue to become more frequent, more intense and longer lasting. She worries constantly about when and where these episodes will occur.
t worry about it too much because our family (and myself personally) have a history of fainting, so I ignored it. In about May (I think), I started having problems with abdominal pain. It got pretty bad, so we went back to the doctor. She told me it was probably related to too much acid in my stomach and gave me some medication to take. Well, that didn't help, so we went back.
Could be intestinal virus.
Can stomach pain from h pylori also cause pain in the intestines (which is where the right sided mid/lower pain seems to be)? Also, about a year ago I had colon resection surgery for diverticulitis in my descending colon. Is it possible that diverticulosis may have developed in my ascending colon? The pain in my lower abdomen is not like the pain I had when I had diverticulitis but I can't help but wonder if this is what I have again. Thank you.
abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fainting, dizziness, chest pain, weakness and tremor. I had acute pain at the bite site,102 fever, felt cold and fatigued. Within about 24 hours the fever had subsided to @ 100.0. Within 48 hours my fever was about gone. My swelling and fatigue is still persistant 5 days later.
I was bitten on the top of my foot.
Since the beginning of February I have been suffering fainting and near fainting spells. Sometimes I can feel it coming on (tinitus like sound in my ear, blurred vision, can't hear or speak properly and headaches), sometimes it comes on so fast I can't tell till it's too late (One time I was talking normally to a friend and was feeling fine, then turned around and fell feeling horrible). This happens all the time at work, outside on the street, in the mall, etc.
I'm a thirteen year old female, with chronic abdominal pain that has been coming on and off since i was born. Doctors could never determine what was wrong, so they just labeled it irritable bowl syndrome, but recently i was in the hospital for about a week.
Before, I spiraled into trouble for about a month, of feeling continuously nauseous, tired, and on and off extreme abdominal pain.
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