Help with severe abdominal pain?
For the past six years I've had severe right upper quadrant abdominal pain...a surgeon removed my appendix five years ago and it didn't help. Besides the pain I've experienced diarreah, vomiting, nausea and severe gas. I've had three or four ultrasounds of my abdominal area and they all show up as normal. All blood tests show up as normal. My doctor thought it was my gallbladder but the latest scan came back normal. Anyone have any ideas on what it could be? I'm getting frustrated with getting no where.
Abdominal cramp, Please help.. after sit up's?
Next time you go to your doctor (hopefully soon), tell him about this, and tell him to take it seriously. It may be a lack of proper nutrition, particularly not enough Magnesium. You can buy magnesium to drink at walgreens. Take it 30 minutes before your exercise and see if the cramps come. If they do, it's something else. Take a daily vitamin anyway.
Wet, runny poop along with abdominal cramps HELP?
You've probably eaten a little more fruit than is good for you, although you might have also gotten a bit of tummy bug somehow. The first thing to do is stop eating, and stick to drinking clear liquids only. And lay off all the milk and dairy products as well. You'll need to leave the milk alone for a bit, because your diarrhea has likely removed the good bacteria you need to digest dairy products. Next, you need to eat things that will help bind matters together. That would be white rice, bananas, apples or apple sauce, white bread, toast and crackers. Those things will help stop the runny bowel movements for you. You can also have a carton of live culture yogurt, just make sure it is live culture and not just regular yogurt. A carton or two of that each day for the next three days will replace the bacteria you need to digest dairy products. In the future, you might consider eating something besides just fruit and milk. If school lunch isn't what you like, then pack a lunch you will eat. Whole grain bread and lean meat with cheese, or veggies are what you need. Milk is good for you, but you can also do with some juice, or just water. Fruit isn't bad for you, it's just the amounts you are eating. Fruit contains two kinds of fiber, water soluble and insoluble. The water soluble sort holds on to liquid, to help things slide along comfortably. Insoluble fiber helps bind it all together. Not enough fiber, you get constipated. Eat too much, like you've been doing- and you can see the result. Eat a mix of things, to balance it all out. Too much of a good thing is just as bad for you as not enough, dear. And you got too much of a good thing.
Can Smoking weed lead to abdominal pain and cramps?
yes it may be happened in case of Crohn's disease, smoking of nicotine is a triggering factor of this disease, and the most striking feature of this disease is cramping colicky abdominal pain followd by diarrhoea, sometime bloody mucus may be present with faecal matter.
Is it normal to have lower abdominal cramping after enema use?
I just had to use an enema for the first time. (fleet enema) I was constipated for about 3-4 days and my doctor suggested using an enema. I used it and had a BM, which was extremely painful considering how long I haven't gone for. After using the enema and voiding, is it normal to be having lower abdominal cramping? I cant find the answers anywhere, I need help. Also if anyone also has any other information about symptoms that might occur after using a fleet enema.. that would be great. Because not only am I having uncomfortable cramping, I feel a little weird. I don't know if that's normal. By weird I mean, a little I guess.. woozy? I suppose the only way I can describe it is I feel weird. My main concern is about the lower abdominal cramping. I'm waiting to hear back from the nurse but they take forever and I really could use some help. PLEASE HELP. Thank you.
SEVERE lower abdominal pain...HELP PLEASE!?
Last night after vaginal intercourse, with my husband, I got up to walk, but couldn't straighten up...I had SEVERE paralyzing lower (like where my uterus is) abdominal pain! I walked around, but hunched cause it hurt to stand up straight. It also hurs to sit and pass gas, I have pain in my rectum too. I got really nauseas, felt hot like I had a fever, but my skin was cold, and I had cold sweats, and I was pale as a ghost. Today there is still cramping in my lower abdomen, mostly on the left side, and my rectum still hurts to sit, bm's hurt too...we don't have anal intercouse...also I felt a kinda popping sensation during sex, it didn't hurt, I have a history of ovarian cysts and have polycystic ovary syndrom...PLEASE help, I'm in alot of pain but dont wanna go to the dr unless i absolutly have to...
Why do I get stomach cramps when I work on my abs?
If you mean prevent muscular cramps that occur in the abdominal muscles while doing exercises like crunches and situps, the answer is not always clear since the cause of skeletal muscle cramping is not definitively known. You can experiment with making efforts to stay hydrated, for example, by supplementing your diet with bananas (for the potassium) and refueling with ergogenic drinks (such as Gatorade) to replace electrolytes. These techniques don't always prevent cramping, but they are worth trying. When the cramps do occur, you should lay flat on your back, or stand up straight, and reach your arms over your head until the cramp resolves. Reaching overhead stretches the abdominal muscles and releases the cramp. If cramping continues, then it should be reported to your doctor.If you mean internal cramping like a bellyache, this can be due to food or drinks you consume prior to exercise. Dairy, high-fiber foods, and sweetened beverages are just some of the most likely culprits, although there can be other reasons, as well.Here are some tips for avoiding abdominal cramps that you can follow prior to working out:1. Avoid caffeine.2. Limit consumption of dairy products.3. Limit consumption of high-fiber foods.4. Avoid any other foods that you know upset your stomach or give you gas.5. Stay hydrated. Dehydration can slow digestion of food and cause stomach problems. Drinking 7-10 ounces of fluid every 20 minutes is recommended.6. Beverage temperature should be between 50 and 59 degrees.7. Avoid taking aspirin, ibuprofen, products with sorbitol, fructose, or large doses of vitamin C prior to your workout. All of these can cause diarrhea or otherwise upset your stomach.8. Avoid excessive amounts of sweetened beverages. Excessive sugar will slow down absorption of fluid through the gut during exercise and cause discomfort.Here is another article on the internet that can help-Causes of Severe Stomach Cramps While Doing Situps |