Comments on: Abdominal Pain, Picture of Abdominal Quadrants with Organs http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html Current Health Care Articles Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:49:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: What is Anovulation? No Ovulation | Current Health Articles http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html#comment-26842 What is Anovulation? No Ovulation | Current Health Articles Sun, 28 Feb 2010 10:32:31 +0000 http://www.healthhype.com/?p=4181#comment-26842 [...] is not always detectable without medical investigation. A light vaginal discharge or lower abdominal pain or discomfort may indicate ovulation but this is not always present. Ovulation is best assessed by [...] [...] is not always detectable without medical investigation. A light vaginal discharge or lower abdominal pain or discomfort may indicate ovulation but this is not always present. Ovulation is best assessed by [...]

]]> By: Jan Modric http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html#comment-23454 Jan Modric Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:25:41 +0000 http://www.healthhype.com/?p=4181#comment-23454 Dave, pain on the left side is likely from trapped gas in your transverse colon. It is possible you do not tolerate certain foods well, so I suggest to have a 2-3 days <a href="http://www.healthhype.com/fodmap-diet-foods-to-avoid-in-ibs-bowel-disorders-with-bloating-and-gas.html" rel="nofollow">low-FODMAP diet</a> trial. Drinks ("diet soda") and commercial foods containing HFCS or sorbitol or large amount of fructose are common problematic substances. Dave,

pain on the left side is likely from trapped gas in your transverse colon.

It is possible you do not tolerate certain foods well, so I suggest to have a 2-3 days low-FODMAP diet trial. Drinks (“diet soda”) and commercial foods containing HFCS or sorbitol or large amount of fructose are common problematic substances.

]]> By: dave w http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html#comment-23426 dave w Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:41:32 +0000 http://www.healthhype.com/?p=4181#comment-23426 Hi i've had stomach problems A LOT the past few months, lack of hunger, pain in my left side etc. (ibs supposedly is cause of side-pain) Lately i've had a bloating thing has just sprung up as a new symptom the past week, bad enough to nearly make me go to the ER one night because i could NOT sleep without feeling that i could not breath, at least not correctly. Like i could only take 1/2 breaths. I DID talk to my doctor about it, HAPPEN to have an appt that day, since it was the first time we chalked it up to an anomoly that came from eating more than normal that day. And by me drinking TOO much water in an effort to relieve the pressure, and accidentally making the pressure worse. But it keeps happening now, thankfully not at night so i can't sleep, but during the daytime after i get up, and not wanting to ease-up no matter what i do. Extra antacids, water, and it causes light-headedness which really bothers me like the breathing process is being blocked in some way, or airway restricted. SO my main question, how does bloating of the stomach, and/or a hiatal hernia, which i possibley have at this point after years of reflux etc, make you feel breathless? What exactly IS that, and how best can you combat it. I JUST had a barium xray this morning which should help to clear things up, i HOPE. That GI doctor guiding the xrays asked if i've had my galbladder checked yet, and i know will next. I will also request a viral panel. Thanks for ANY help with this in advance. Dave Hi i’ve had stomach problems A LOT the past few months, lack of hunger, pain in my left side etc. (ibs supposedly is cause of side-pain) Lately i’ve had a bloating thing has just sprung up as a new symptom the past week, bad enough to nearly make me go to the ER one night because i could NOT sleep without feeling that i could not breath, at least not correctly. Like i could only take 1/2 breaths.

I DID talk to my doctor about it, HAPPEN to have an appt that day, since it was the first time we chalked it up to an anomoly that came from eating more than normal that day. And by me drinking TOO much water in an effort to relieve the pressure, and accidentally making the pressure worse. But it keeps happening now, thankfully not at night so i can’t sleep, but during the daytime after i get up, and not wanting to ease-up no matter what i do. Extra antacids, water, and it causes light-headedness which really bothers me like the breathing process is being blocked in some way, or airway restricted.

SO my main question, how does bloating of the stomach, and/or a hiatal hernia, which i possibley have at this point after years of reflux etc, make you feel breathless? What exactly IS that, and how best can you combat it.

I JUST had a barium xray this morning which should help to clear things up, i HOPE. That GI doctor guiding the xrays asked if i’ve had my galbladder checked yet, and i know will next. I will also request a viral panel.

Thanks for ANY help with this in advance.

Dave

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]]> By: Liver Damage and Liver Failure - Symptoms and Signs | Current Health Articles 2009 http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html#comment-18463 Liver Damage and Liver Failure - Symptoms and Signs | Current Health Articles 2009 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:13:50 +0000 http://www.healthhype.com/?p=4181#comment-18463 [...] Causes of Abdominal Pain DISCLAIMER:J2Network or Healthhype.com will not be held liable for any advice or comments provided on this platform. Patients should consult with a medical practitioner before implementing any change to therapy. Comments and advice on Healthhype.com does not constitute a medical consultation with a health care practitioner. [...] [...] Causes of Abdominal Pain DISCLAIMER:J2Network or Healthhype.com will not be held liable for any advice or comments provided on this platform. Patients should consult with a medical practitioner before implementing any change to therapy. Comments and advice on Healthhype.com does not constitute a medical consultation with a health care practitioner. [...]

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]]> By: Adhesions: Abdominal, Bowel, Pelvic - Symptoms, Treatment, Pictures | Current Health Articles 2009 http://www.healthhype.com/abdominal-or-stomach-pain.html#comment-17851 Adhesions: Abdominal, Bowel, Pelvic - Symptoms, Treatment, Pictures | Current Health Articles 2009 Wed, 04 Nov 2009 14:35:20 +0000 http://www.healthhype.com/?p=4181#comment-17851 [...] Abdominal pain: sudden or chronic, occasional or constant, cramping or pulling; adhesions above the liver may cause pain with deep breathing; intestinal adhesions may cause pain during stretching or reaching an object above your head. Pain is caused by bowel obstruction. [...] [...] Abdominal pain: sudden or chronic, occasional or constant, cramping or pulling; adhesions above the liver may cause pain with deep breathing; intestinal adhesions may cause pain during stretching or reaching an object above your head. Pain is caused by bowel obstruction. [...]

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