Stomach Pain...ulcer?
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Please work with your MD. It could be an ulver at the surgical line (a marginal ulcer -- at the margin of the surgery), but if feels like GB. BUT we ain't MDs, keep working with the docs to get an a
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Gallbladder pain can be in your right upper quadrant, but more often than not people have pain in their back or upper shoulder. Appendix pain is in your right lower quadrant. What you describe does so
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Thank you! I have an appt with my dr in two weeks but I am going to call him in a few days to let him know how the Pepcid is going. Today I feel great, no pain no hunger. And I haven't had any oranges
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I have a stomach pain that comes and goes, usually gone for about a week and then flares up for a day. My Dr put me on Prilosec 40 mg which seems to help, but last week it came back and I discontinued the Prilosec which has stomach pain as a side effect. It stayed away for about 4 days and then last night the pain was so bad, along with vomiting, that the on call dr said to go to the ER. (It was 11:00 ). The ER dr gave me anti nausea meds, liquid lidocaine and some sort of drink for my stomach. She also gave me a new scrip for Pepcid Ac to see if that's easier on my stomach. The pain was bad, it almost felt like persistent cramps along with gnawing hunger that wouldn't leave after eating. I'm worried it might be an ulcer, although I don't have blood in urine or feces so that's good. Meanwhile I have stopped all acidic foods because I was eating mandarins. Has anyone else experienced this sort of thing or is there anyone with ulcers that could describe it to me? Thank you!