stabbing pains-side/Somtach\nSomtach nausea
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Stabbing pains are never a good sign. Check your symptoms on Web MD at http://www.webmd.com/diseases_and_conditions/symptom_checker.htm \nIt is a great website that will tell you based on your symptoms if you should call a doctor to make an appointment or seek medical attention right away. Please do this ASAP. Stomach pain can be very serious. Appendicitis, kidney infection, etc. Of course it could just be gas. (I took my friend to the emergency room one time, turned out she had gas LOL)
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Not to panic, but these are symptoms consistent with very serious conditions including aneurysm or hydracephelus promarily. If I were you I would get to the ER for a brain CT STAT. Seriously dont wait if the pain hasnt subsided with analgesics it could be very critical. Let me know if you have more questions mcc_md@yahoo.com
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make sure it not appendix or it could be ovaries go to doctor please
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there are many things to consider.  Do you have a fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea?  Is the pain constant? Is it on the right side and does it feel better if you bend your knee and raise it toward your chest?  You could also be constipated.  When was your last bowel movement?  do you have any other symptoms besides lower abdomen pain.  You are a  it could be gynecological related.  You should see your doctor if it gets worse or persists...Your doctor can give you the best advise and treatment.
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frequent urination, burning during the urination, low back pain low abdominal pain....drink plenty of water and cranberry juice or grab a few beers
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That's exactly what my gall bladder attack felt like.  I went to the ER and was told I had a kidney stone.  They sent me home and 4 days later when I was still hurting, I asked my husband to rub my back.  When he started mashing on the right side of my back, the pain immediately moved to the front and I was doubled over in pain. I went back to the ER and found out they were going to have to remove my gall bladder laproscopically.  However, because I went so long without treatment, it turns out they had to do open gall bladder surgery.  You didn't say, is the pain more on your right side?  If so, its a big possibility that it is your gall bladder.  I know from experience that the doctors can misdiagnose the problem at first.  If you are still hurting, go back and have them check it. You want to catch it before it becomes too infected and inflamed. Open gall bladder surgery is very painful and you'll want to aviod it if possible.\n\nHope that was of some help to you.   Good Luck and take care!
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You might want to check out the symptoms of "costochondritis" -- inflammation of the cartilage connecting the ribs -- to see if that condition is similar to what you are experiencing.  (see links below)\n\nThe good news is that it's not serious, it usually goes away on its own, and it can be treated with various painkillers.  You might want to try a heating pad, or ice packs, or alternating the two.\n\nJust in case, however, I would recommend a visit to your doctor to confirm.  If it were something more serious, like your liver, gallbladder, or heart trouble, you wouldn't want to miss the early warning signs.
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Call your doctor ASAP. He/she should be aware of your temperature and the persistence of this pain. You need at the very least a complete work-up, including bloodwork and chest and maybe abdominal X-rays. Don't mess around It could be a million things, some minor or some very major.
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Depending on the location of the back pain, it could be a kidney infection, a UTI,  a bladder infection, or just straight back pain from using muscles too much. The nausea is something that could come with anything or at anytime. I would say it could be a UTI or a Kidney infection. Go see a doctor soon though 3 months is too long if its any kind of these infections.
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If the majority of the pain is on the right side it needs to be checked ASAP!!!  Sounds like a gall bladder attack or appendix's. Both can be very serious if they rupture.  Go the ER if the pain is that bad!!  Waiting can make the situation much worse!!
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You need to see a Doc, it could be anything from a heart attack to your appendix.\nGet a professional to look at you.
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The fever like feeling you feel , espeacially when ovalting is usually magnified if you eat sugar. sugar tends to raise your somting level that makes you get hot and uncomfortable, it suddenly drops and you get hot and tired. watch your diet at those times, stay away from caffiene and chocolate or any kind of those empty carbs candies,I know that the body will crave the sugar, but you are better off eating fresh fruit, grab an apple or an orange. also, go to the doc if the pain is bad. it can be a nuumber of things, some bad some not so bad, but have it checked out , ok?
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GO SEE A DOCTOR.  Being uncomfortable is one thing, but if you are in PAIN, go see a doctor.  It could be anything from gas to a tumor to appendixitis.
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It would help if you could describe the pain more.  First - sharp or dull?  Second - (after eating) is it constant/relentless or does it come & go in waves?\nDo some foods tend to cause the pain more often than others?  In particular, have you ever noticed that fatty foods like pizza or hamburgers are worse than others?  \nIt really does sound like its either gallstones or ulcers (prob duodenal) as mentioned above.  If you notice a pattern with fatty foods, its more likely gallstones.  If antacids help, it may be ulcers.  Do you have heartburn?  \nDo you have any jaundice or yellowing of your skin or eyes?\nDo you remember what "gallbladder test" was done?  A sonogram and check of liver enzymes would be a good start.   If you had them done at a time you had no symptoms, its conceivable that you passed your stone and no longer had any irritation or remaining stones.  \nTALK ABOUT THIS WITH YOUR DOCTOR.  You've been having symptoms for a few years now - something needs to be done.  These are usually relatively harmless (the discomfort aside), but if it simmers for too long untreated, more serious complications can potentially develop.\n\nProblems less likely based on your description, but possible:\nChronic Pancreatitis\nChronic Hepatitis
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I deal a lot with people with gallstones and to be honest with you I've never heard of the connection.  If you are on antibiotics they might be making you itch and whatnot.
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It could be a lot of different things so I wouldn't begin to speculate. This may not have anything to do with your stomach.\nWhat you need to do is go to your doctor and describe to him or her where the pain is located, what type of pain it is, (sharp, raditating, etc.) if the pain is happening all the time or only after certain activities and whatever else the doctor may ask you.\n\nI'm not trying to scare you, but I'd suggest you make an appointment right away.
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I would tell the Dr. about your sharp pains, but it could be caused by the stretching of your uterus to make room for your growing  baby. I remember feeling this way as the baby grew inside me. The feeling was kind of like a side stitch or pulling sensation. I hope this helps, but still ask your Dr. God Bless you and your baby!