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I had my gallbladder removed 5 years ago,now i have severe pain sometimes in my upper stomach,like starp pains the spot get tender to the touch.never had the pain till gallbladder was taken out.feels like my air is shorten to.i can drink milk and it helps it a bit.i have been to doctors and had light ran down my stomach and everything looked good.no doctor can tell me what is wrong.
i have pain in my right side under my rib cage but i have already had my gall bladder taken out. What could that possibly be?
As your chest and abdomial cavities meet, there is an opening in your diaphragm where a portion of your stomach can slip down into the opening causing pressure and pain. This condition and more can be checked when the Upper GI Series is performed. Gastritis is inflammation of the stomach lining, and may be playing its part in your pain.
Im 30 weeks and 4 days. I went in to my hospital two weekends ago and was having early contractions and they had to stop the labor because I was too early.
For these past two days or so I've had really bad pain in my vaginal area (almost feels like I'm opening up) and my stomach hurts and tightens up a lot. I can't tell if they're contractions or just the baby moving a lot? How do I know the difference?
Ps: sorry, don't mean to gross anyone out...serious question though.
thank you, seen a urologist & gyno so far no relief! Still having pain in left flank but worse lower left quadrate pain. the Dr said that's not consider pelvic pain. Having a ultrasound of pelvic and vaginal. They both said something about scar tissue from the abdominal total hysterestomy from 12+ years ago. The gyno did notice I was tender and red inside. My ? is what do they do for scar tissue(adhesions)?
I really appreciate your info!!
Antibiotics and acid-reducers work together to heal the pain to keep your stomach monitored.The pain under your ribs is probably a hiatal hernia. This ailment develops when the esophagus passes through an opening in your diapragm that separates your chest cavity from your abdomial cavity. A portion of your stomach can slip down into the opening causing pressure and pain.
I have a check up today and plan on asking my Doctor, but wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this type of pain. It hurts in my lower stomach so bad, which I'm assuming is the baby dropping. But my groin hurts too like I can barely walk 5 feet sometimes. Does anyone know what this groin pain is?
I have been experiencing stomach pain (mid - upper right) and constant nausea. This has been going on for about 6-7 months. I have had numerous test and they all come back fine. I have had an EGD and will have an ERCP a week from tomorrow. I have been hospitalized with "chest pains". My heart is fine and the 2 ultra sounds of my gallbladder show no stones. I do have 2 kidney stones and am lacking in Vitiman D. I am literally about to go crazy.
I'm a 46 year old male. Two days ago I noticed that after I swallow food it becomes painful at the point where the food enters my stomach. It's as if the opening to my stomach has become constricted. I also feel pain ( but not as much ) when I swallow fluids; I feel some sort of constriction and pain as fluid enters my stomach. Any ideas on what this can be?
Some part of your inside organs, likely your stomach, pushes against the opening like it is trying to get inside. This action cause pressure on the opening and just enough pain to bug you. My hiatal hernia just stopped one day without any notice. I later figured it out that the pain stopped because I lost about 20 pounds.
I have maintained great bowel movements and no constipation for 5 months since taking digestive supplements called Theralac.
Hi. I am 30 year old female. I have been having stomach problems for my whole life. No real diagnosis. I been having pain in my left ribcage area for more than a month. About a month ago I had to go to the er for rectal pain, and pain in my abdomen. They did a CT scan and said there was a cyst in my abdomen and free flowing fluid in my abdomen as well. I know that pain very well. So to conferm my suspision, i had been having this pain for 3 weeks.
Your diaphragm normally has a small opening (hiatus) that allows your food tube (esophagus) to pass through on its way to connect to your stomach. The stomach can push up through this opening and cause a hiatal hernia.
In most cases, a small hiatal hernia doesn't cause problems, and you may never know you have a hiatal hernia unless your doctor discovers it when checking for another condition.
I'm 12 weeks and I just got done riding on the back of a four wheeler for about 10 min. And now my stomach hurts really bad and I'm having pains on my lower stomach. Should I be worried?
Hi for the past few days i have been having a very irritating and annoying feeling in the opening of my vagina in the urethral opening. i have checked myself by looking in the mirror and have noticed alot of what looks like little holes in that area and it itches so bad. it looks really red and irritated and i dont want it to be touched. when i urinate my urine burns that area. i have both a female and male partner and i dont know if this is a form of an std. i am really scared for the outcome.
A hiatal hernia can develop when the esophagus passes through a small opening in the diaphragm that separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity. A portion of your stomach can slip into the open cavity and apply pressure on the opening. Acid from your stomach can move into your esophagus causing a burning sensation.
My question is this - last month, about seven days after the IUI I had three days of burning stomach pains. They go up to my chest like hearburn, but its nothing to do with food, as I ate different things or even didnt eat to make it go away. Sadly, at the time I thought it might be a pregancy symptom but when I got my cycle on day 28 I knew it wasn't. I'm having this pain again, this time only two days after the second IUI (he does two in a row).
What can this pain be?
A hiatal hernia can not be described as 'strangled.' That term more correctly belongs to abdominal hernias when a portion of the bowel slips through the opening of the abdominal connective tissue and gets strangled.
A hiatal hernia is a ring of muscle between the esophagus and the stomach. In some, the ring of muscle becomes 'looser,' or the opening in the diaphragm enlarges, and a portion of the stomach slips up into the chest cavity.
when he means redness at the opening, he is saying basicly stoll can get stuck at the opening of the apendics causeing inflamation and then the stoll may release, and not harm the apendics anymore, its vary difficult to diagnose problems like that, the best thing to do is if your having alot of pain there and you cant walk, lay on your back and have someone hit the base of your foot and if you get pain in your stomach from that, there is a good chance you have appendicitis, but you would get rea
i was hospitalised for ages, since the surgery though i still have headaches and for the past few weeks ive been having this awful stomach pain. i had an xray of my abdomen which showed the shunt was in place but i still cant helped but think this might be my shunt. my shunt has never broke before so i dont really know what to look out for, im hoping sites like this can help me. Im so sorry to hear about you rough time.. i totally under stand what you mean about feeling even more down now!
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