Stomach muscle spasms
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I'm 55 years old. Started with back pain accompanied by muscle spasms in back and tingling in big toe, then in toes and in both feet--it's constant. Sometimes feels like I'm walking on small pebbles. Progressed over a two-year period to muscle spasms in upper back when I would try to straighten up. Started to have trouble walking at times. Would last one to three days. Worse when under stress or upset.
My son is 16 and has been experiencing muscle tremors/spasms. It is an all-over body experience. It does not occur regularly and we cannot find a trigger. The best way to describe how it looks is, as if he's chilled all over and is shivering. He tenses up (when laying down) as if his stomach hurts (cramps). His facial expression is as if his head hurts or stomach hurts. He is aware and doesn't lose consciousness (as far as we know).
I have been having painful stomach spasms for the past two years. I am 46 year old female who is other wise great health. A few years ago I had bladder spasms that lasted a year and finally went away. The stomach spasms have not responded to the spasm meds. I just got off hysomine and librax because neither was working well. I have had a lot of sonograms and cat scans the most recent showed 3 small liver lesions. Nobody can tell me why I am spasming and how to stop them.
ago I started having these muscle spasms. I get them all throughout the day and at night time. During the day I get most of them in my upper stomach area underneath my ribs. At night I get them in my calves, feet and toes. They will actually wake me from a deep sleep. Sometimes I get them in my back underneath my shoulder blades. I'm drinking plenty of water and I also take 2000 mg. Of vitiman D everyday too because my bloodwork showed that I needed it. I told my Dr.
ve been having muscle spasms in my left side. Sometimes they are very painful, other times just really annoying. Now for the past month I've had leg and arm spasms or twitches to the point where my leg or arm visibly moves. My side spasms have now been going on for 3 days straight. My stomach specialist who my doctor refered me to has done a bunch of tests and says it only muscle spasms and that they will go away.
I calld him about this and he prescribed Baclofen to help w/ the muscle spasms. He said that they were jsut a side effect of hte Subutex. I'm freakin' miserable, though and hte baclofen jsut knocks me out so I can't take it while at work or if I need to do anything. I don't think I can continue to take this if these are not going to pass. Has anyone else had these spasms from Subutex? If so, did they go away after a few days on the drug or what did you do?
My dog began shaking and appearing to have muscle spasms in her lower body last night. She is a dachshund. She seemed fine, but when I woke up this morning she appeared to start shaking again. When she sat up she tilted her head back, looked disoriented, and licked the air. She seems to be more comfortable on her back, but I haven't prompted her to walk yet. Not sure what's going on?
I just recently started having these stomach spasms. 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.
Re diaphragm spasms (or any muscle spasms), I have found that a powdered magnesium supplement called Natural Calm has been amazingly helpful; it generally helps the muscle begin to relax within just a few minutes. You add it to water and drink (not bad flavored, either); apparently it's more bio-available because it is powdered.
sphincter of oddi dysfunction,possible esophageal spasms...possible ulcer..lots of possibilities!
With Lupus your muscles can be affected. Spasms can happen more when you are low in potassium and magnesium. You may want to up your intake of bananas, potatoes, etc. or look at taking a magnesium supplement to help.
He has these stomach spells that feel like his stomach is “burning and tearing and that someone has kicked him in the stomach or feels like a claw is grabbing and twisting his stomach from the inside.” Sometimes they are accompanied by severe headaches, diarrhea, and/or muscle spasms starting in his legs and moving up to the back and shoulders. He doesn’t always get all these symptoms at once. His Dr.
I am not a doctor, just a parent of a type-1 teenager, but I do know that muscle spasms are typical of low-blood-sugar seizures. It sounds like he is having seizures, just not severe enough to lose consciousness.
You say he has been low consistently, but don't mention if he also swings high. If he is running more consistently low, he needs to talk to his endocrinologist as soon as possible to see about reducing his amounts of insulin, or tinkering with his schedule of shots.
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