Any wine or just red wine? Can you describe symptoms after trying wine? Only pain in the stomach or...? Headache?
The "red wine headache" (RWH) is a disorder which may occur after taking ibuprofen.
http://winegeeks.com/articles/4
An allergy to wine (all sorts) also exists. Allergy symptoms: face flushing or edema, itchy skin, difficult breathing, coughing...few minutes after drinking.
I realized that if nevertheless I eat, it relaxes the pain but only temporary. If I drink red wine or if eat something with lemon like salad or farmer cheese with bread I feel that it is coming down to the area where it burns and it relaxes the pain somewhat. If I lift or do certain exercises with my legs, the pain seems to contain itself, slowly disappearing for couple of days. If I eat meatballs, serials, nuts, chocolate it seems to initiate the pain but I am not conclusive about it.
And going up and down the stairs of my house without feeling winded...and eating sushi..some red wine..
Pepto-Bismol is an over-the-counter drug used for treatment of nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhoea, and other temporary discomforts of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract. Ginger ale is often used as a home remedy to alleviate indigestion or motion sickness. Hence you can take them and once you feel slightly better you can get antacids and anti-emetics form the pharmacy. Hope this helps.
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It has been at least a year since I took my bottle of 200 and I just had a repeat of pain after drinking 2 glasses of red wine with dinner. I went today and picked up another bottle of medication to begin taking to decrease the yeast my body appears to like saving up.
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Hi I'm a 19 yr old female, not an alcoholic but I do drink a fair bit when an opportunity arises. In the past 2 nights ive gone out and drank a fair bit, wine/vodka, and I've woken up in the morning with severe abdominal pain in my right side, almost like menstrual cramps but burning, and a dull ache on the right side of my back. The pain brings me to tears and I need a hot water bottle and two panadols to ease the pain. It's never happened after drinking before, only the two times.
I still can't understand why I have biliary colic symptoms. I eat a very healthy diet, consisting of chicken,turkey, without skin fish especially salmon, tuna, sardines. I eat a lot of fresh organic vegetables, and fruit. I don't drink soda, only seltzer and a glass of red wine with my dinner, only have egg whites. I use extra virgin olive oil, take vitamins, do exercise every day. I'm a healthy women and ever had any problems with my stomach.
I will for sure eat a gazillion sushi and a big fat juicy burger! I cant wait to eat beef and steak again! My baby doesnt seem to want to eat any of those so im living off veggies and fruits lol and omg do i love meat usually!
I also have this nerve type pain in jaw radiating to and from ears after one beer & before I even finish a glass of wine once or twice a week. A doctor friend said it was the added sulfites so I started drinking organic red wine years ago with only natural sulfites, but this also causes the pain but not as severe.
Yes I have a glass of red wine occassionally and know others that have also drank red wine during pregnancy. I think in your first and second trimester it's one glass if red wine every week and once you get closer to the third trimester it was one glass a day. I was a little doubtful about it at first but after doing a lot of research I found that a glass of red wine is fine, it also has benefits for you and the baby bc red wine clears up toxins in the body as well.
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