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Abdominal Pain

Hi,

I am a 33 year old male. I have been having abdominal pain for last year and a half. I mostly feel it at night time. I can't sleep on my left side for more than 5 minutes. I mostly sleep flat on my back or my right hand side. I have had gastroscopy done but that did not show anything. Some times i feel it's because of my eating habits and bcz what i eat. I normally have my breakfast at 8 am and then nothing till dinner time. I normally have my dinner at about 6pm and i eat a lot (till i feel absolutely full). The other thing is i eat spicy food. Is this all contributing to my pain. Can someone plz help...

Regards,
Abbey
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Did your doctor give you any direction?  How long ago did you have gastroscopy?  You always want to rule our medical.  As you know our bodies food through out the day.  Eating 3 smaller meals and 2-3 snacks is easier on the system.  Eating until you are "absolutely full"  could be because you are so hungry/even starving yourself that emotionally and physiologically your body is screaming for food/fuel.  If the medical is completely ruled out, see a nutritionist and therapist could help you eating more healthy, express your feelings and cope more effectively.  This in turn could help you decrease the need to overeat and experience such abdominal pain.  Best, Dr Patricia Pitts  The Bella Vita Eating Disorder Programs   Los Angeles, CA
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Maybe You have a splanchnoptosis, visceroptosis, but it's taboo. I have a lots of test and they couldnt find enything. A old doctor told me that - "you have a splanchnoptosis but now i taboo in medicine. They dont speek about it.
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hello im 18 and a famale, i also have abdominal pain on my left hand side and iv been rushed to hospital a few times due to this iv had lots of tests done and also a scan done but they couldnt find anything although they did say i suffer from a eatin disorder and they said its got noththing to do with what i eat or how much/or how little.
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