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Tummy ache...

I'm 7 weeks out today, and started getting a stomach ache yesterday morning. I thought maybe it was something I ate, so I didn't eat anything for a while and tried again. Today I went back to all liquids, and I still have a stomach ache and it's worse when I drink anything - hot or cold. It's not a right side pain - like what I assume gallbladder would be, and it's fairly constant. Ideas? I'm going to try calling my doctor's office after their lunch break.

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Yes, friend, I'd sure call your MD. Might be nothing, but better safe than sorry!

I hope you figure it out soon.

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Spoke with my doc's office - liquids only today and tomorrow, doubling my Nexium, and she'll see me in the morning.

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