Severe stomach pain after vomiting
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I have recently started taking Lantus at night and Humalog before meals. After about a month my stomach pain was unbearable. It began with chills at night, severe dry heaves, (unable to throw up due to reflux surgery) and diahhrea. My doctor said he thought I had a virus. I could not figure out what was going on. I usually gave myself shots in the upper stomach area, so I moved the shots to my legs with no improvement. I even tried Levemir, but after two days the pains came back.
However I did not have severe stomach pain other than what one would associate with vomiting. The low back pain was extreme and as you describe like labor.
There is also esophageal spasms that can cause the extreme epigastric pain (like labor also) and vomiting. Normally one does not have back pain but everyone is different.
The important thing to do in my opinion is see you physician and discuss this with him/her. This can best be diagnosed when it occurs.
They usually last for a few weeks to a month and in these episodes I am vomiting from noon till bedtime. I am fine in the morning and then after lunch the nausea begins. I have also had abdomial pain a 30 minutes after eating, it's like a burning knawing kind of pain. Along with dizziness and a hot flash before an episode of vomiting.
I also have a history of food allegeries. I am allergic to, gluten, dairy, cashews, shellfish, and soy.
i am on my 8th day and it helped for a few days but has stopped working. the severe stomach pain continues to evolve into vomiting. i am not eating foods that should trigger problems. my dad suspects an ulcer from h pylori, but the treatment has not helped. i am going to the doctor next week. what should i ask him to look for or check? any help is appreciated.
It starts with mild pains and spasms in my middle abdomen and then becomes more and more severe as the evening progresses resulting in severe nausea and vomiting and spasms that feel like contractions every 5 or 10 minutes. When the spasms occur, I become extremely nauseated. They last about 30 seconds and then subside and then return. This usually lasts about 12 hours and I am extremely sick the entire time. The pain radiates into my back when th spasm starts.
hi my name is maryjane, i had my gallbladder removed jul 2009, a week or so after surgery started to get a tightness of pain in my stomach which has gradually got more severe, it starts of with stomach pain then wakes me through the night and is like a tightnin of severe pain at the top of my rib cage sometimes to my back, lying down makes the pain worse, i need to walk about and take deep breathes to ease the pain, sometimes up all night, can affect me 2 to 3 nights.
Hi. I have been having severe pain in the lower right side of my back and the lower right side of my stomach. it started about three or four days ago and it just seems to be gettin worse. no matter what i do it hurts. Today i have done really nothing but sleep. and for the past three days the pain has been so bad that it makes me feel sick, i cant even eat. what coukd it be? how can i make it stop?
Yesterday morning after having breakfast ham/eggs in toast I had a dull ache in my stomach, later after a large lunch in a restaurant I started with UNIMAGINABLE abdominal cramping which ended with vomiting street side. The pain was so intense that I was doubled over and trying not to pass out. It took about 10-15 minutes for pain to subside enough for me to get in car and go home. The remainder of the day I had a dull ache and had 1/3 of a sandwich at about 9 p.m.
I went through a period where I had excruciating abdominal pain after eating, but it was usually delayed by an hour or two after meals. After being put through just about every test I can name by the GI specialist and coming up empty handed, my general practitioner tested a theory and changed my nexium from once daily to twice daily. The pain completely stopped. I may have had an ulcer in the part of my intestine that isn't visualized either in the endoscopy or the colonoscopy ...
my 18 year old son is currently hospitalized for the second time in 6 months for stomach problems. He has vomiting, which is acid, and or foam, pain in the upper left side of his belly. Said its a gnawing, burning feeling, pushing on it makes him feel like throwing up. He just had a scope procedure done and they found 5 or 6 red, raw areas of his stomach. No ulcers though. They are giving him protonix, omeprazole, carafat, and phenegran.
If an obstruction goes on for a while, the pain may decrease because the bowel stops contracting. Continuous severe pain in one area can mean that the blockage has cut off the bowel's blood supply. This is called a bowel strangulation and requires emergency treatment.
Vomiting. Small-bowel obstructions usually cause vomiting. The vomit is usually green if the obstruction is in the upper small intestine and brown if it is in the lower small intestine.
Elimination problems.
I’ve gone to the ER 5 times now for severe stomach pain that happens randomly. Sometimes it’ll start off with abdominal pain during a bowel movement. I know an attack is coming because during my bowel movement I will start to sweat, get the chills and look flushed. Right after that I will start to feel nauseasc vomit and dry heave for 24 hours with the most excruciating pain in my upper abdominal area . It makes me feel weak, hard to talk or even keep my eyes open.
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i had a similar problem with pain after eating. mine didn't involve hiccups, but did include sharp pain and nausea after eating. I had an upper GI done, and it turned out to be ulcerations from GERD.
Sometimes bloating includes a little nausea but never actual vomiting. Usually stomach pain occurs on the upper part of the stomach 3 to 4 hours after eating, whereas bloating happens on the lower part, around the pelvis.
I also got an intermitent flu in december.
If this is not HIV can they be symptoms of any other STD???? if not from the november event, probably from a previous happening....
PLEASE HELP!
Vomiting is quite common from around 6 weeks and can last the whole pregnancy. Both my pregnancies I had severe vomiting all day everyday the whole way through. I wouldn't worry its very normal. Blackmore's pregnancy and breastfeeding tablets helped me heaps with nausea so I'd give something like that a try. All the best.
m guessing that maybe the trauma of vomiting may have caused some irritation. Remember, stomach acid when vomiting can irritate the whole tract and throat and can be quite painful. Also, if you are anxious about your situation (and I totally understand why you would be seeings as no one has given a diagnosis) this can also add to the whole difficult to swallow thing. As I've said before insist on tests if symptoms persist.
Three days after my mother's colonoscopy, she had severe pain in her lower right abdomen as well as nausea and severe vomiting. The doctors cannot figure out what happened--anyone have an idea?
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