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Abdominal Pain Relieved By Vomiting
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Sharp abdominal pain when coughing or sneezing accompanied by diarrhea?
Hard to say: Cough or sneezing followed by abdominal pain could be consistent with pulled or strained abdominal wall muscle, hernia in the abdominal wall or even radiates from a pinched spine nerve. Diarrhea would be unusual in these, but you may have some component to of irritable bowel syndrome. If it worsens, you get pain that does not quickly resolves after sneeze/cough or spontaneous pain, go see UR doc ...Read more
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Can intense abdominal pain be caused by bowel movement?
? Colitis: Can be due to bowel ischemia, colitis, abscess adjacent to colon. Please check with your doctor. ...Read more
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Having severe lower back pain and nausea followed by vomiting?
Need to examine: There are too many causes of these symptoms to be able to provide a meaningful opinion without further history, physical examination and may be some tests. If the symptoms have persisted for more than 4 hours, go the nearest emergency room if you cannot get to see your doctor. ...Read more
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Vomitting with intestine pain followed by fever, back pain and diarrhea. Causes and medication?
See a doctor: I recommend seeing a doctor as soon as possible. ...Read more
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2 possible ulcers one might be bleeding heartburn nausea vomiting bloating extreme abdominal pain gagging black stools chest and back pain dizziness
See doctor: What you described is serious enough to warrant seeing a doctor, preferably a GI specialist. ...Read more
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Upper abdominal pain with nausea?
Couple of things..: Gallbladder disease, pancreatitis, peptic ulcer dieases, gastritis, severe reflux can cause your symptoms. Viral gastroenteritis (stomach-bug), irritable bowel can do same as well. If it is severe and rapid onset, it could be pancreatitis/gallbladder disease. If it is better better, then it is a good thing...If getting worse, consult/call doc for instructions... Good luck.. ...Read more
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Stomach pain and vomiting fevers?
Stay hydrated: Lots of possibilities. Most commonly a "stomach bug" or perhaps food poisoning. These should be self-limited & only last a few days without blood in vomit, high fevers or other concerning sx. Most important to ensure hydration-small, frequent sips (no alcohol or caffeinated drinks). If your sx persist, your pain becomes severe, fevers get very high, blood in vomit, or you feel you need it, see doc. ...Read more
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Right upper flank pain nausea specially after meals gas and bloating pain progressively get worse?
Need follow-up: This may be your gallbladder. You need to see a physician. ...Read more
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Sudden lower abdominal pain & rebound tenderness after bowel movement. Lightheaded, generalized weakness, labored breathing. Pain subsides after 45min?
Go and see a doctor: are you a nurse or health care student do you know what rebound tenderness mean you are too young for any thing serious but your description mnaking ne nervous so go and see a doctor please ...Read more
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I'm have epigastric pain LUQ and RUQ pain. Nausea and stool change. Symptoms worsen after eating. Loss of appetite. Fatigue. Pain radiates to back?
Cholecystitis: Chronic cholecystitis or gallbladder stones/sludge associated with symptoms of pain, bloating, belching and nausea is a reason to see a surgeon for a surgical consult. Okay to ask your doc to send you to as surgeon. In the majority of cases, an outpatient laprascopic gallbladder removal will be helpful to the patient. Take a friend with you. Be well. ...Read more
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Have pain in upper abdomen, lower back, vomiting, and fever. Vomiting increases pain, but pain reduced after vomiting. Heat also reduces pain.
Abdominal pain: Upper abdominal pain can be problems with your gallbladder, stomach, liver, pancreas, kidney, lower lung heart or as a woman referred pain from ovary. ...Read more
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Are abdominal pain caused by back problems?
Some of them.: The nerves that carry the pain sensation from the abdomen travel towards the spine and then continue to the brain. Some back problems could irritate nerves and result in abdominal pain. ...Read more
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Do ulcers cause chest pain nausea inability to have bowel movement nausea and extreme abdominal pain?
Yes: Yes, all the above. Excess acid can reflux to the esophagus, burn a hole in the stomach, cause nausea, & slow down digestion (as the pancreas pumps harder to neutralize the acid). If u have an ulcer or the above symptoms, be sure to get checked out with an endoscopy (EGD, camera to stomach) by a certified endoscopist to check things out. Ulcers can perforate- a life-threatening prob that needs sur ...Read more
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Upper left quadrant abdominal pain. Sharp. Intermittent and accompanied by fluttering sensation. Not caused by inhaling, lying down, or eating. Advise.
Could be any: Of 100's of reasons and causes of abdominal pain. Some of these can be serious or require immediate operation. Also could be pain radiating from chest or even shingles. Go to a doctor so he can find out for you and treat you properly. ...Read more
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Severe lower right abdominal pain accompanied by diahrea and nausea. Should i go to ER?
Maybe?: If you have an acute appendicitis when you jump up and down it makes the pain much worse 90% of the time. Also have low grade fever, decreased appetite. An inflamed appendix almost never bursts in the first 24 hrs but that is no reason to tarry now. Go and get thee to a good hospital pronto!! ...Read more
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I am experiencing upper abdominal pain, bloating or abdominal fullness, abdominal discomfort, fatigue and abdominal pain (all over) (severity: mil...
Doctor can evaluate: Many things are in the upper abdomen: stomach, pancreas, liver, small intestine, gall bladder, large intestine, abdominal muscles, etc... An exam by a primary care doctor can help figure things out. Pain in the right upper abdomen, especially with symptoms that occur after eating, can be due to gallstones or other gall bladder disease. A doctor can evaluate for gall bladder or other problems. ...Read more
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Can an acute abdominal strain cause nausea, constipation, dizziness, diffuse lower right quadrant abdominal pain and referral to testes or back?
Need more info: What is an acute abdominal strain? This is not a medical term. The symptoms you have described sound severe and there are several serious illnesses that can produce these, including kidney stones, appendicitis, and half a dozen or more other illnesses. Go and see a doctor asap and hope you are better soon. ...Read more
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Could upper right quadrant pain and bloating be caused by endometriosis?
Possible, not likely: Endometriosis can cause a multitude of symptoms, but those are usually in the pelvis. The symptoms you describe would more likely be related to the liver, gall bladder, and the bowel. ...Read more
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Experiencing abdominal pain/nausea worsened by eating, diarrhea, pulsating sensation in abdomen, back pain, feeling "winded". What could it bed?
Many: Ibs, inflamarory bowel disease, infections, celiac etc. Need labs stool sample and colonoscopy. ...Read more
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