Stomach pain in morning?
First off, I'm not pregnant as I haven't been involved in any sexual activity. I have stomach pain in the morning only if I stretch. I usually wake up and have and automatic reaction of stretching my arms above my head and extending my legs. This causes me to slightly stretch my stomach (in no abnormal way). But whenever I stretch my stomach in the morning I get really bad pain for 5-15 minutes afterwards and then I usually have to go to the bathroom. What causes this?
How do you treat early morning acid in the stomach?
My first question : Does it happen once in while or it has now become almost every morning conditions?My suggestions: [ Getting medical advice on Quora is not the most correct step in case of health problems]:Get yourself little educated with the possible causes of the symptoms you have. With your one line question, you will get suggestions in hundreds. I hope you do not try those one after another.Go to internet and find some articles written by, most likely, experts: Why don’t you click on “ causes of morning stomach acid symptoms”.There are quite a few. One that I read: by Dr. Chris in Health Hype; Morning stomach symptoms and hunger pains upon waking.Read it ( and may be a few more) and relate your symptoms to those.If it is temporary, change in diet , time of eating, etc. could help.If it has become chronic, just visit your health care giver and follow the the suggestions.
What are the common reasons of early morning stomach pains?
Mainly because of gastric pain and irregular food eating habits.You can do as follows:Reduce the time interval between your supper and breakfast, to less than 8 hours.Drink a glass full of water just before going to sleep.Go for a brisk walk after dinner to ensure thorough digestion of the food eaten.Don’t eat heavily during supper - a cup of milk or 2 biscuits should do it.Check if you experience acidity in your stomach after consuming any particular food. Try to consume it as less as possible.And ensure a proper diet.Don’t eat more than what you can under any circumstances.In the morning, a cup of coffee/milk should be enough to set your aching stomach to sleep.And last, but not least, ensure that your sleeping posture is correct. Don’t lie with your face towards the pillow, or sleep with your head on your hands.Hope this helps you.
I get stomach pains and nausea every morning and evening. I've had 4 doctor appointments without results. What other causes could this have?
I sip about a 1/4 tsp of children’s dye-free liquid benedryl for my nausea and stomach pain. I have gastritis, which is inflammation of my stomach. It’s inexpensive to try, and if it works, you’ll see improvement within 20 minutes. You can continue to take small sips, and still stay under the adult dose, until you get the most relief. By keeping doses super small, you don’t get the side effects from the benedryl, like sleepiness and dryness.Don’t wash it it down right away.If it works, you’re likely eating something causing an allergic reaction. For me, it’s paprika. But once I get the inflammation under control (which can take a couple of weeks), then I can eat it occasionally, if I follow or precede with benedryl.When it’s more severe, my stomach will swell shut, eject it’s contents in the process, and I’ll lay curled in the floor, feeling like a sword was run through my gut. It’s terrifying… it feels like my stomach is rupturing. Agony! When it gets that severe, it’s hard to even get the benedryl down. It only happens if I’m asleep and don’t realize it’s happening in time to drink the benedryl. After those attacks, I’ll have to chew half an Allegra twice a day, sip only a little water at first, and continue the benedryl. After a few days, it’s usually much better.It doesn’t hurt to try it. Try it 20 mins before you eat, and again after you’re finished.If it helps, will you let me know?
Severe stomach pain!??? help please!!!!!?
Treatment plans for abdominal pain are individualized depending on the underlying cause, the presence of coexisting diseases, the age and medical history of the patient, and other factors. Treatment generally involves a multifaceted plan that addresses the cause, minimizes the discomfort of abdominal pain and decreases the risk of developing serious complications of underlying causes, such as anemia, shock, sepsis and dehydration. When abdominal pain is caused by a self-limiting condition, such as a viral gastroenteritis or indigestion, the treatment includes resting the stomach by not eating solid foods until abdominal pain has passed for a period of time and ensuring adequate hydration. This can be achieved by drinking water or an oral rehydrating fluid, such as Pedialyte. In some cases, medications are used to treat abdominal pain. Antibiotics may be prescribed when abdominal pain is caused by a bacterial infection, such as in bacterial food poisoning due to shigella, salmonella or campylobacter or some sexually transmitted diseases. Surgery may also be needed to treat some causes of abdominal pain, such as ectopic pregnancy. Treatment of abdominal pain that is caused by serious or life-threatening conditions, such as intestinal obstruction and appendicitis includes hospitalization, medications, intravenous fluids and medications, and surgery. Treatments for Abdominal Pain The following treatments are listed for Abdominal Pain in our knowledge base: Magnesium - possibly used for related magnesium deficiency Vitamin B3 - possibly used if condition is caused by vitamin B3 deficiency Vitamin B5 - possibly used for related vitamin B5 deficiency