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Anyone had an issue with "stranding"?

I went to the ER this morning because I had intense abdominal pain. After a host of blood and urine testing, they ran a cat scan and said I had "stranding" caused by the band. The Dr (being a busy ER Dr) didn't really explain it too well to me, but said it was some time of intestinal inflamation and infection. I see my surgeon on Tuesday for some more testing.

My question is, if you've had stranding, was it accompanied by vertigo, or am I just that dang lucky enough to have two problems at once?

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