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Doctor insights on: Causes Of Stomach Pain And 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

STOMACH PAIN: Stomach pain associated with nausea can be due to gastritis, peptic ulcers and gallstones.Please see your doctor for abdominal ultrasound and upper endoscopy. ...Read more

Yes, but...: Yes, it can cause bad stomach pain, nausea and vomiting, but I've never seen cases with severe nausea and vomiting. Perhaps there is more going on like pancreatitis? How does your labwork look? I'm glad you have a GI specialist who hopefully and probably took a biopsy with the EGD. Poor you. I hope the zofran and ativan are working. Are you sure there is no bowel obstruction. How long on Simponi (golimumab)? ...Read more

Yes: While most patients will get both vomiting and diarrhea some will get one without the other, and in very mild cases just nausea and cramping with more frequent bowel movements. ...Read more

Many things: Just being pregnant can cause all of these symptoms. There are a lot of hormonal and metabolic changes occurring. If excessive though, you need to be evaluated to see if some other condition is occurring that could cause these symptoms. ...Read more

More info: The first thing one thinks of is gallbladder but more info is needed. When do you get pain? What type? How long does it last? Anything make it better? Anything make it worse? Does food affect the pain? Have you had any surgery ? How long has it been there? Have you tried any medications? Did they work? Did you injure yourself? Pulled muscle etc? Has anyone done any studies? Need a bit more. ...Read more

Vaginal yeast?: If you mean a vaginal yeast infection, no. ...Read more

Not real likely: Diarrhea is a known side effect but unlikely to develop new after 2 yr. If it doesn't stop shortly taper it off and try it again after it stops first check with your doctor he may know other reasons or may test it. ...Read more

Probably not: Cysts are usually asymptomatic unless they rupture or they are huge. Think of ibs. ...Read more

Probably not: A large ovarian cyst can certainly cause the symptoms that you are referring to, however if there is spontaneous rupture of the cyst, then these symptoms should resolve, not get worse. ...Read more

YES: All of the above symptoms can be caused by a large ovarian cyst. This should be followed and reported to your physician. Twisting of the ovary on its blood supply can cause these symptoms and if not addressed can cause serious problem and possibe loss of the ovary ...Read more

Severe abd pain: All severe pain should be evaluated by a doc. May be H pylori which needs antibiotics, or ulcer, or gallbladder ( ultrasound) , or stricture or esosinophilic esophagitis or gastroparesis complications or a mass lesion.For short term ranitidine may help but follow up w/ doc this week ...Read more

Possibly an ulcer: Ulcer pain typically improves with eating. Many things including pregnancy, diabetes, kidney stones can cause nausea and stomach pain. If your symptoms persist, you should see a doctor. ...Read more

Gastroparesis?: Patients with delayed stomach emptying often have worse symptoms over the course of the day as each meal piles on top of the last. After a prolonged fasting period while sleeping, this could abate. It's not a typical history, but symptoms such as fullness, upper bloating, inability to eat a full-sized meal, or vomiting undigested food several hours after eating would support this diagnosis. ...Read more

Yes: Your symptoms sound like they may be due to an intolerance to soy. Pre-made food products such as jenny craig often contain a fair amount of soy. Try to avoid the products containing soy and see if the symptoms go away. ...Read more

See your doctor: That's a general stimulation of the GI tract. If it continues beyond a day or two, i'd see my doctor and get a work up to find out what's going on. ...Read more

Many things: There are many things that could cause your symptoms. Pregnancy, an infection in your uterus or bladder, bowel issues, appendicitis...There is no way to know without running some tests. You should see your Gyn for an evaluation. Best wishes! ...Read more

Consult doctor: Your stomach pain ,feeling nausea and hurting on walking may be all duo to viral infection .You may be alright in 1-2 days . You may be having muscle spasm on left side due to any unknown injury. try some pain killer and pain may subside .If you still having problem then better you consult your doctor to get investigated for pain . ...Read more

Many possibilities: These symptoms are not unique to any one disease and one would need a full history and physical exam to get some idea of what may be going on. See your local doctor if this keeps up. ...Read more

Flu or any infection: Flu most likely, but other viruses or bacterial GI infections can cause this constellation of sx. ...Read more