i am never usually one to vomit, or even want to for that matter, but i woke up nauseous and it last for a couple horurs before i decide to try and clear out my stomach. while i was in fact vomiting, i got a sudden and severe headache in the back of my head, enough to back me seriously sit back. my first thought was of course "oh know, i've popped something"
i don't want to be over reacting over something brought on only by the vomiting, but then again i can't be too sure.
Though from past one month as my intake was high and everyday i felt like uneasiness no body or stomach pain but yes some uneasiness were there in the night while sleeping as i was noticing that nothing is there in my body and the entire body use to feel very light weight.
It would be a great help if you all will help me out with your prestigious advice as off while the surgeon has given me a 10 days dose of pantocid Dsr which needed to be taken before breakfast.
However, once and a while I would wake up in the morning with an intense pain in my upper abdoment (soloplex region) as if I had just been punched there or had the wind knocked out of me, but it would subside in 10-30 minutes. Last thursday, I had the vomiting episode again and had to go to the ER. While there the pain was so intense in my upper abdomen (soloplex region) it felt like I couldnt breathe but my oxygen levels were normal. Please any advice would be highly appreciated.
"Is there an insulin that doest not cause stomach pain, chills, and vomiting?"
Call your local pharmacy and schedule a consultation with the Pharmacist. Also, ask your doctor for a referral to an Endocrinologist, a diabetes specialist, as your current doctor appears to be playing you as a guinea pig; try this and if it doesn't work we'll try something until we find something that works, maybe.
Hi. I'm 34 year old mother of 2 young children. For the last year, I haven't been able to feel normal. Last September, I was vomiting so I went to the doctor and she ran regular blood work and it showed urobilinogen in my urine (4.0). She did an ultrasound of my gallbladder and liver and it showed no abnormalities. We did urine again a week later and it was down to 0.2.
t have such painful pain for more ...... my stomach is always bloated which affects my back and either i feel pain in my stomach and back pain is also related ......any help i went to many doctors and made too many analyses with no benefits the pain goes worse and increases
thanks but i really need help .......
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'm 10 weeks & Yesterday I had really bad pain in my stomach feeling like I had to poop or throw up couldn't do either . I took a Nap today woke up agian with stomach pains threw up 5 times bad & 10 minutes later diareha really bad . what do i do ? Help .
Cholecystitis usually presents with extreme discomfort and/or pain, but it very well may not be causing pain. Bile backing up into your liver and getting dispersed through your blood (way oversimplification, but you get the idea) can cause a funky tint to your skin.
Also, if your stomach is not producing intrinsic factor, your body cannot absorb vitamin b. Which in turn can lead to a vitamin deficiency.
Please make sure you are drinking plenty of water.
i am 16 years old and for the past few months, about 3. it's happed before, it didnt just start, i throw up my stomach lining, it yellow and stringy. in the middle of the night i always wake up to a strong pain in my stomach, in between my ribs. it doesn't only happen then, it happends through out the day to and the only thing that helps it feel better is to eat something, but it's not a hunger pain. any suggestions?
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Given that you have an anxiety disorder that does drastically increase your risk for cyclical vomiting syndrome. It is also suspect since your vomiting occurs around the same time. Try to stay well hydrated and work to keep your stress levels down.
When you do visit your doctor please make sure to share your history of anxiety, food allergies, and any other symptoms.
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.
My husband has been having these episodes of stomach pain/vomiting. He will be sick for a couple days and he becomes severly dehydrated. He bounces back from it and he might not have another one for a couple months or he could have another one in a few days. This has been going on for over 6 yrs now. He has been through alot of tests and to several dr's. He goes to the er and they run tests but never anything found. Can someone please help us.
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