Vomiting and joint pain
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But then it got worse - I had diarrhea, vomiting, and conjunctivitis. A few days later, I noticed my calf muscles had tightened, feeling almost as if in suspended cramp. A few days after that, I noticed I had joint pain in my knees. This quickly spread to the rest of my joints (I.e. ankles, toes, wrists, fingers) simultaneously.
neck, then shoulder, then wrist, and now elbow and shoulder. Family Dr. tells me I probably have arthritis and tennis elbow. I am not athletic and can't think of what I might have done to cause this. However, shortly before all this started, I did get really sick with vomiting and diahhrea for over a week. I suspected food poison.
The factors which make DGI unlikely are that vomiting is not a typical element of the infection and neither is it typical for joint pain to persist for more than a month as seems to be the case for you. To sort this out you need to see a doctor, preferably a rheumatologist or infectious diseases specialist or, alternatively a general internist.
Hello~I think you need to see a doctor as soon as possible, this could be due to an appendix issue and if so, it will only get worse, that fact that you were vomiting and the pain subsided can be a sign that you best get help and fast as once it does burst, you will not have pain,but the poison will be going through your system. If it has to do with urinary tract, that too is an important issue to be looked into.
Bottom line, don't wait get to the doctor or ER as soon as possible.
The symptoms of crohn’s include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, flatulence, bloating, stunted growth, malabsorption etc. There may be immune related systemic/ extra-GI involvement presenting as eye symptoms, joint inflammation, skin involvement etc. In case of joint involvement a detailed evaluation by a rheumatologist is typically required for appropriate management, in addition to a gastroenterological consult.
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OA does not cause nausea. Because your joint pain is accompanied by nausea and fever, additional probing into the cause of your symptoms should be done. If your current rhuemy is not pursuing the cause of all of your symptoms, you should see a different doctor and change as many times as you need to until you find a doc who will listen to what you have to say, consider the whole symptom set and communicates effectively with you.
I have pulsating pain in my head mostly in top. I have neck stiffness and tingling when I turn my head, and hurts in my shoulders as well. I also have pulsating pressure in my ear. Its constant does not go away. It feels like someone is covering my ears or there is air in my ears. Its a wierd feeling that I can't hardly describe.ear feels like sometimes like your really high in the air and need your ears to pop but there is that pressure and air pulsating I have soreness behind my eyes.
I have had pain in my right upper quadrant behind my ribs (sharp) for almost a week---worse with activity, deep breaths, if I sneeze. A day ago I started having bad joint pain, so bad I don't want to nor think I can workout (normally do 4-7 times per week). My appetite has been normal, no digestive issues other than feeling a little very full after my normal meals, some bloating. I have a fairly strict high protein, mod carbs, low fat diet. No nausea or vomiting, etc.
I myself had an normal EF of 52% but all the symptoms pain, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, back pain, shoulder pain..also a severely delayed gallbladder, so even though it was functioning just took extra long for it to. I had mine out 3 weeks ago and happy to say all my symptoms are gone after 7 months of suffering? Have you given any thought to it?
Besides the fever sometimes I experience moderate flank pain only on my right side, minor knee joint pain and minor hip joint pain. After a series of tests my CT scan revealed that my prostate is slightly enlarged, and have several sub-centimeter cysts in my right kidney. My urine test revealed that microalbumin is over normal (27.6H ug/mL) and my PSA is 4.5H ng/mL. My physician suggested that I have chronic porstatitis caused by bacteria and he has prescribed some antibiotics (ciprofloxacn).
She now has swollen hands and wrists and complains of severe joint pain. She was running low grade fever but now has no fever. the only meds she has taken is ibuprofin. Normal periods, not sexually active. Normal abdomen ultrasound and chest x-ray. The blood work also now shows inflammation. She is in so much pain she can't walk. Her urine test shows slight protein in urine. she has lost 5 lbs in last 2 weeks and is nausea but no vomiting or diarrhea. What is wrong???
The primary role of cannabis is to stimulate appetite, reduce nausea and vomiting, and treat joint pain. This role is applicable to HCV patients undergoing chemotherapy, those with cancer or cirrhosis, and those with joint pain and headache. Cannabis is far less toxic than other medications that might be prescribed for these conditions and where liver impairment is concerned, it is vital to avoid toxicity.
guys im felling paranoid and unable to sleep because of joint muscle pain and i don't know if oral/coated/geographic tongue is this ..i read the symptoms of HIV and this is a symptoms .. 6 weeks ago i had vaginal unprotected sex with the girls ..guys did you think im a highrisk and this is an HIV .
Common side effects are dizziness, ataxia, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, joint pain, motion sickness etc. You must tell your physician if you are allergic to valacyclovir or acyclovir. any kidney disease, blood disorders, immune deficiencies, dizziness etc. side effects associated are nausea, vomiting, fatigue, sore throat, hemolytic uremic syndrome etc.
You need to be concerned about the cumulative side effects of the two drugs.
Hi sorry to hear how you are feeling I have been sick for approximately five years off and on with bloating acid reflux constipation and diarrhea blurred vision joint pain dizziness and just recently constant stomach pain like I'm coming down with the flu this is been going on for 6 weeks. Started taking wormwood for parasites and I am feeling so much better and getting my appetite back. Can't hurt to give it a try good luck.
After a while the noises and joint pain may go away, but the joint continues to undergo damage. It just becomes quiet and the pain gets transmitted to the other parts of the head. The patient who experiences once a month headaches, along with a poppin joint, eventually becomes the twice a week headache patient with no joint noises.
Vision: The trigeminal nerve is responding to a muscle and jaw joint compression by irritation of its maxillary/opthalmic division.
For over 10+ years I've gone doctor to doctor for an unbearable pain in the back of my skull that comes and goes with no found trigger. I also have addition symptoms, but over the years they've worsened and this year I started developing heart problems as well.
Doctors have said that I have Joint Hypermobility Syndrome, but have never found a medication that helps, so they're not officially sure that's what I truly have.
I used to get bad headaches, swallowing problems, asthma, my eye turned in, balance issues. Most problems were fixed, but now I am in constant joint pain, lactose and tolerant, allergic to shrimp, stomach problems, sleeping problems, I am unable to throw up.
I also have problems with heat, I will get sick to my stomach and my chest will sometimes hurt.I don't feel the heat that well, but pour sweat. I don't feel exhaustion the same and sometimes black out.
30 AM. The vomiting and vertigo did not reoccur, however, it took about 45 days for the wound to heal.
At around the beginning of Nov. 2009, I began to have a strengthless feeling on my feet, which felt like walking on sand, and this accompanied with dizziness and headache. The doctor I saw suspected that I had cervical problem and did a CT scan of my neck, which did not reveal any serious problem that may suggest Cervical Spondylosis.
Starting from around Dec.
You will see how treating the virus has helped some people with Diabetes, certain joint pain and cryoglobulinemia to name a few. On the other hand some folks end up surprised or disappointed when it turns out treating/clearing the virus did not solve a certain type of malady. It really just depends.
Here is a good place to start learning about Hepatitis C and extrahepatic manifestations
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/factsheets_pdf/Extrahepatic.
Significantly more women than men reported joint pain, muscle pain, headache, back pain, heart palpitations, nausea, vomiting, anxiety, numbness and tingling, and changes in vision during at least one of six preplanned study visits with a physician.
At the initial study visit, a similar proportion of men and women (about 60% of each) tested negative for Lyme disease using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommended two-tier testing criteria for serodiagnosis.
Two days after that, I woke up with the rash on my face, hands, arms, and legs. My feet were swollen and red, my knees were swollen and warm to the touch and my hands were so swollen I could not make a fist. My face, cheeks, and nose also became red and warm. My sternum started aching which worsened with pressure similiar to costochondritis as well as various areas on my ribs(chest X-ray normal).
I work at a hospital and got a needle stick I'm in treatment but could not get a genotype because the patient passed away. I'm on peginterferon injection and ribavirin 6 pills a day this will go on for a year .But now I'm aways sick the joint pain and nausea and vomiting.
Three times now I have had middle right side back pain followed by severe stomach pain and vomiting. I went to the er the first time and they gave me stuff to stop the vomiting and something for pain and they said I might have kidney stones but never found anything. The next times I just suffered through the pain which usually last about 6 to 7 hours and it is unbearable, like being in labor. I will be fine for a few months and then it will happen again. Please help.
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