Stomach pain after night of drinking
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Hi I'm 23 years old. After a night of drinking I vomited for a good 10 minutes. The next morning I suffered from shortness of breath and shoulder pain when trying to take a deep breath. Its been 3 days now and I think it's getting a little better. Should I be concerned? Or is this likely a pulled muscle or something that only time will fix. Thanks.
30 pm and suddenly woke up in the middle of the night with a strong feeling of fullness in my stomach and began belching a lot. Then a few minutes later I felt the urge to vomit. This is strange because I never vomit after drinking so little. I went back to sleep and woke up around 10 am feeling terrible like I had a hangover. It felt like i drank three times as much as I did. Along with the bloated feeling I also had strong heartburn after eating and could feel the burn when I belched.
It does get worse, but only for a few seconds to a few minutes, after both eating and drinking. Sometimes when walking for a prolonged period of time, it also starts to hurt, though not "stop me in my tracks" intensely. My bowel movements are pretty infrequent, only once in the last 2 days, and have had a noticeable loss in appetite and slight bloating. The pain has gotten better since it started (the first night it woke me from my sleep), but it is still very noticeable.
I need help, so I ended up in the ER one day because of abdominal pain, the ER doc said everything looked normal and he thought it was something viral. I found the CT results from that day online. During the day of the CT I took contrast and threw it up so I'm not sure if that's why it was showing partial gastric outlet obstruction, the ER doc marked me for being allergic to the contrast too..
Then, I started having a couple of drinks two nights a week ( either a couple of beers or a couple of Strawberry daiquiris). My stomach has always been very weak and bothersome to me anyhow.
But after I started drinking and being around my mother in law, I have been having this burning, crampy pain in my upper stomach and it hurts well enough to wake me up at night. I feel like I am either going to belch or vomit all the time and it lasts for a weeks or two...
I socially drink with friends probably 2 times a week and rarely binge drink on those nights I do drink. After a night of drinking (4-5 beers) the next morning I felt dizzy/ lightheaded, stomach was in pain, breathing somewhat heavy and felt fatigued. The next day I felt a little better, but when I went to class lightheadedness and my stomach felt knotted so I left lecture, but felt better after class.
I have no idea how long they have been there. The other night after work I decided to take a shot of whiskey and almost immediately I felt a throb in the places where they are swollen. It also hurt in my right shoulder as well as my left shoulder. It felt like I needed to massage my shoulders to help the pain. I have had some night sweats but nothing too severe. And when I'm in bed at night it seems like my lower legs want to itch. I have a doctors appointment Tuesday.
Everytime I go out, about once a month, I have severe epigastri pain after drinking a couple drinks, it lasts for about half an hour and it gets so bad i vomit and have sweats, after the half hour or so I'm fine, what could this be? When I was pregnant with my 3rd child 2 years ago I would have heartburn so bad I would spit up blood, so I don't know if this has anything to do with it, maybe a stomach ulcer or something? Thats the only time it hurst though is when i drink alcohol....
Hi, so I'm 32. I never drank until my early 20s, and usually I just have a couple of drinks on weekends with friends. Unfortunately, a couple of times a year for the past few years, I've had an extreme episode. Not quite alcohol poisoning, but so drunk that I browned out memory-wise, and twice blacked out the end of an evening. These incidences were very far apart, like, 6 months or more, over the course of five or 6 years.
m concerned about is that today, two days later, I STILL have this really terrible pain and swelling in the back of my head and in the bottom corners of my jaw. My neck also feels really sore, I don't know what that's about, but I'm not as worried about either. I don't remember a lot of the night, but my friends told me I hit my head really hard in a concrete wall a couple times, which I don't remember...
I had a one night stand. Drinking the whole night. This girl stayed with me the night and woke up to her on top of me, grinding. I know I had contact penis to her vagina. When she seen me wake up she stopped. I did not ejaculate. Waking up to this was a surprise. The day after no issues. Three days after the incident I notice that the top of my penis started to feel itchy and/or warm. I have no discharge, no warts or other rashes. When I pee there is no pain. I don't have any stomach pain.
Are you having problems of indigestion and acid reflux? Distended stomach due to gas is sometimes after meal can cause the intermittent colic, which comes and goes. Try to avoid spicy foods and better to avoid bulky meals and have more frequent snacks or small meals. Cap. Ocid on empty stomach and antacid gel prn may help. If required antispasmodic can be taken and consult your family physician for an examination. Take care and update on progress.
Gas is a product of diet,A bad diet or even a diet high in certain fibers can cause Gas, or you may have a bacterial issue in the digestive tract, you can see a Gostroenerologist who can test for syomach bacteria like HPylori bacteria that is a nasty troublemaker that causes excess Air (Bloat) a premature full feeling by only eating a little bit, other issues like eating before going to bed, many people with low metabolism, that can be caused by thyroid disease or underactive thyroid, eat heavy
I recently was diagnosed with gastritis and GERD which was causing me TONS of stomach and back pain when eating. After doing a lot of research 2 of the things that can cause your stomach to be inflamed is a long history of drinking and taking pain relievers on a regular basis. You mentioned that you do both so it could be that the lining of your stomach is wearing down and becoming sensitive.
Now I have discovered I can do small amounts of dairy (half and half in my coffee, etc,) but chunks of cheese send my stomach into distress again. Also remember the amount of good bacteria you get in a small portion of yogurt may not be enough to offset the problem. Have you tried probiotics? They are available everywhere now and give you a good dose of the bacteria and enzymes you need for digestion. Good Luck!
You could be dehydrated, alchol really dehydrates the body, if your dehydrated it will make you heart rate increase, add the alchol and vomiting and your body is probably depleted, I would recommend drinking a bottle of gatorade or lots of water. My heart races after one drink so I avoid it completely now
If your still not feeling well I would have it checked out.
Let me start by saying I rarely drink alcohol. Maybe once every few months. When I do it's usually a fruity sweet drink like a margarita of daiquiri. Not talking about consuming a large quantity of alcohol and at time, just one drink. Anyway over the last 8 months or so the last 5 times I've had an alcoholic beverage I've ended up in pain.
For 6 months now, I have had gnawing pain in my stomach. This started right after I overdid the ibuprofen that I took for a bad neck injury. AFter about two weeks straight of taking 10 a day, I developed this pain. I originally thought it was an ulcer, but gi tests, cat scans, hpylori tests etc., all are showing normal. The pain continues intermittently, and I can't drink wine anymore. I find that wine irritates my stomach and causes me great discomfort. Any thoughts???
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