Hi all.i am a 24 years old... i also have been havin extreme pain,only mine is low in pelvic area. The pain is so bad the it makes me throw up.my whole body trembles and breaks out into a sweat..my stomach seems to be a lil swollen. It is a constant pain(not cramps) it hurts even worse when i try to stand up right. Also have a feeling of my organs fallin out. Alot of pressure. Im not sure what to do or what it could be if anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated....thanks
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I took my husband to the ER with flu symptoms, nausea, extreme abdominal pain and slight fever. After exrays it was determined that he had a bowel obstruction. They pumped his stomach and admitted him to the hospital. After 5 days of exrays and CT scans only to reveal that the berrium has not passed through his system. He was released after 5 days with a clean bill of health. He is still having pain in the right upper abdomin and upper right back and stomach is still distended. He has intermitent chills then fever for a while, then he seems fine for a few hours. He refuses to return to the ER for additional workups. What could a possible cause be and where should we go from here?
Hi all. For the last few weeks I have been un-able to eat normally. If my stomach is full, I throw up like burping all my food up. Last week I started waking up about 3-4am with my stomach severely burning and I felt my heart racing and I was sweaty, it was scarey. Yesterday afternoon I had severe sharp pain below my right shoulder area, it lasted most of the day. Anybody have any ideas what it could be? I have an ultra sound scheduled for Monday.
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Dear Donna,
You are correct that a battery of tests done at one time makes sense. The issue for your daughter is the cause of elevated liver tests. It is imperative to exclude gallstones because this problem requires a specific surgical treatment. The other possible explanation for your daughters problem is hepatitis. Usually viral hepatitis is found (A, B, or C) but sometimes, autoimmune hepatitis or metabolic liver diseases are identified. I think that you should talk with your doctor and share your concerns.
I've just had a hep-bilary exam done, and it came back showing my gallbladder was not emptying enough,(should empty at 35%, mine was 10%). They have suggested removal of my gallbladder. My pain is on the middle-right side that will also go to my middle back, usually after 30 or 45 min. of eating a meal containing fat, the pain is terrible, my only confort is knowing after about 1 or 2 hours the pain will go away. I feel that it is my gallbladder. My research has lead me to understand that pain in that area can be associated with alot of different things, and yes you have to do a lot of tests, but see a gastroentolgist, and get your daughter to throughly explain to you how it feels when she has this pain and what has she been doing or eating the few hours before the pain occurs.
I have been having abdominal pains for years. I was diagnosed for "Reflux" in the mid 1980s'. The pain was so severe in September that a battery of tests were given. My problem was found with a "gastric emptying" test. After eating 2 radioacitve eggs I was placed under a Gamma ray machine which tracked how well food passed through my stomach. It was found that I have significant loss of the ability to pass food. The long time it takes produces more acid and is very painful. The doctor has prescribed "cisapride" it is too soon to see if it works. Good luck
your daughter has gallstones it sounds like to me. or a dead gallbladder.
hope she gets help soon.