Stomach ulcer fatigue
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I'm 19, female, not overweight (not that I've ever eaten particularly healthily). Lately I've been feeling slightly nauseous, I haven't actually thrown up, but my stomach still doesn't feel right. I am incredibly tired, I struggle just to get through an hour day at work. Sometimes after eating a meal I feel full quite quickly and that feeling will last awhile. Other times I feel hungry after recently eating a meal.
Can Nexium or Zantac cause heart palpitations? Ever since I started taking them I have been experiencing these weird flattering things should I be concerned?
I've been having stomach issues over the past couple of months. 2 weeks ago the pain was very bad, I noticed very dark stool and called mt PCP right away. She recommended that I go to an immediate/urgent care ASAP. The immediate care took an h pylori blood test. They called me back a few days later and said I tested positive. He then put me on triple therapy right away. My question is h pylori something that can come on after only a few months?
My mom has massive stomach issues where she cant eat past a certain time of day and if she eats to much shes sick all that day and the next and stomach issues/cancer run in our family. I went to the dr explained my concerns and he ran tests saying everything looks fine... could be chrons,gullbladder disease,ulcer, or stress he even put me on a super restricted diet which seemed to work but i cant live on just grilled chicken water and certain fruits and certain veggies....
Decreasing excess stomach acid can help the ulcer heal. Amoxicillin and clarithromycin are antibiotics used to treat a wide variety of bacterial infections (including H. pylori). Treating the infection helps reduce the risk of the ulcer returning. Amoxicillin is a penicillin-type antibiotic and clarithromycin is a macrolide-type antibiotic. They work by stopping the growth of bacteria. The antibiotics in this product treat only bacterial infections.
I started taking Zantac 150 and it seemed okay but I started have occasional nausea and sharp pains in the stomach area. My Internal Medicine doctor advised the ulcer is being aggravated by the acid which is causing nausea and pain, the Zantac was not strong enough. She prescribed Protonix 40mg twice a day, I have been on that and feel great; no fatigue, no nausea, no pain!
Why do i have pain in my upper left stomach, nausea after i eat, loss of appetite, and everytime i drink water it makes it worse
My 33 year old African American girlfriend has a history of stomach ulcer, GERD, anemia, heavy menstruation and cramping, anxiety/depression and asthma. In 09/08, after returning from Mexico, she had severe lower left abdominal pain radiating to her back, and eventually high fever, dehydration, vomiting, and black diarrhea. She finally got some antibiotics and the most severe symptoms resolved.
I have had severe stomach pain almost like a burning on and off for the past few days but tonight it's extremely uncomfortable and not easing up. I have also had frequent urination, black tarry stool, and fatigue.
I woke up later
that night at about 2am with severe stomach pain. The pain has become mild andcomes and goes. Could I have an ulcer?
i have had stomach problems for up to one month from methadone wds. an ulcer??? does that sound right to you? doctors sometime make things bigger than they are.
For the past week, I have been experiencing extreme fatigue, diarrhea and stomach pains. I can sleep for almost 24hours, wake up, and still be unbelievably tired, almost to the point of fainting. Along with my fatigure, when I am awake, I have a constant stomache. I end up having to sparatically use the toilet without much warning. In terms of my stool, it looks very flaky in nature, never anything solid and always a light light brown colour. And when I pass gas, the smell is very unpleasant.
The reason stomach acid does not destroy your stomach is because your stomach is lined with mucus membranes. Stomach acid is not like the advertisements that show the acid in a container and a TUMS is added to the container and the acid is neutralized. Your stomach has acid pumps that spew acid whenever food or liquid is added in your stomach. I do not know how many acid pumps there are in a human's stomach, but enough to attack whatever is added to your stomach for digestion purposes.
re part of the general immune system. As for an endoscopy, that will only find a stomach ulcer, not a duodenal ulcer -- as I said, having had one, they're hard to find. They never found mine, but it was bleeding and it was diagnosed only because I responded to antacids. Personally, now I wouldn't take them unless it was an emergency, because, as I said, they end up increasing the production of acid.
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