what is a possible diagnosis for these symptoms, vomiting and pain in legs?
372307
You should seek medical treatment asap.   Call your doctor or go to the nearest Emergenct Room.
377307
Those are not the typical symptoms, but you cannot rule it out from that either. The best way to know is to go to the doctor and have her perform some simple blood tests for you.
846374
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
95792
Try another doc, if this has continued for a year and the first doc didn't give you a specific reason for the vomiting, I would seek a second opinion!
839518
Could be symptoms of appendicitis.
1088250
could be the result of a new exercise routine.  you have muscles between your ribs that could be just sore from deep inhalation or new movements.  that would coincide with your legs hurting.  but i cant think of any medical conditions that would cause both of these symptoms.
850574
See a doctor when you get a chance and see if there is anything that can be done. I suffered persistant stomach aches but no vomiting and my doctor gave me something called Aciphex for acid reflux...I didn't know that you could take medicines like that to help if you weren't vomiting or having heartburn, but you apparently can if you have what causes my stomach aches: Excessive stomach acid.\n\nIf the other suggestions here do not work, try taking an OTC acid blocker like the ones listed here: http://gi.org/patients/women/whatisgerd.asp You can buy generics cheap.\n\nI hope you find a cure for this and feel better soon!
646971
This is NOT a hypoglycemic reaction.  Hypoglycemia means you don't have enough sugar in your blood.  It does not typically cause stomach PAIN and vomiting.\nStomach pain and vomiting can be caused by allergic reaction, virus, or a million other factors.  Get some anti-nausea medicine from the pharmacy to stop the vomiting.  If it persists, get blood work done to see if there's some kind of infection.\nTrust me, I went to the hospital for severe dehydration because I thought that a stomach virus was actually something else.
886015
It does sound like Lyme disease. I would definitely get tested. With Lyme, early detection is key in treatment, so you will want to call your doctor immediately, especially if your symptoms began after a tick bite or an unexplainable rash. Please keep in mind though that there are other diseases that can present with similar symptoms such as Celiac Disease. Celic Disease is very common (1 in 133 have it) and it has such a wide array of symptoms that most people don't ever get diagnosed. Many doctors think that the only people who are losing weight and have diarrhea can have CD, but that is absolutely not the case. CD can present as lethargy, tiredness, and joint pains. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia (unexplainable pains) and depression (due to extreme lethargy) and those symptoms didn't resolve themselves until I went gluten free after being diagnosed as Celiac. Now I live my life instead of sleeping it away. Definitely talk to your doctor and if he's not receptive to testing for Lyme or Celiac, find a new doctor. At 15 you shouldn't be going through all of this. The earlier you get answers, the better. If you want more information on Celiac, go to www.celiac.com or www.glutenfreeforum.com.
798868
I have Sciatica and my symptoms are a numb foot and my calf feels like the muscle is pulled.  I had an MRI and its a pinched S1 nerve from a bulging disk.  I know someone else who had sciatica from a L5 herniation and nerve pinch and there was buttock and ankle soreness.  Usually sciatica goes lower than just the buttocks but not always.  My Doc told me that it is possible to injure a disk by sneezing or vomiting if you already have a weakness there.  Also, many times its just muscle related and goes away with time.  He might want to try massage, or talk to his Doc about getting muscle relaxer and anti-inflammatory meds if he doesn't get better.  The next step is an MRI diagnosis if it doesn't respond any in a few weeks. I was told that it usually takes about 6 weeks to heal from a disk problem. Good luck!
857398
the description does not tell much but I would recommend you to see a doctor while your symptoms are there, good luck
865322
If you have severe stomach cramps i would say it's gastroenteritis, try not eating for 48 hours to starve the bug out, just sips of water to keep you hydrated, also go to a doctor
82746
Maybe your symptoms are not related to eachother.  As for the sick feeling after eating, have your doctor do a blood test for H. pylori.  It's a bacteria that causes ulcers.  It's a really quick blood test.  My doctor did it in the office and gave me the results right then along with a round of antibiotics.  I was sick for a couple of years before changing doctors and getting the right diagnosis.  Good luck on the issue of passing out.  I also have that problem.  My doctor told me that in 65% of the cases they never find a cause.  I had an MRI to check for tumors in the brain (I have a history of cancer so that was a possibility), an EEG to test for seizures, and a carotid ultrasound to check for blockage in my arteries.  Everything came back fine.  Apparently, it is all stress induced.  I wouldn't worry about the vision problems.  Those are very common with migraines.  I get those too and you can even get silent migraines where you only experience the vision disturbances without the headache.  If you really feel like something is wrong, keep pushing your doctor for answers.  You should listen to your body.
991662
Hard to say, but I would group the following (no appetite, nausea after eating, queasiness, stomach pain, gas, constipation, low energy) into one condition and leave the others out for now probably (they're prob not serious unless you're over 60). Anyway, for the stomach problem, it does sound like you have some sort of intestinal issue.  Could be appendicitis, so it's worth getting checked at an ER when you're having the pain.
699298
they sound like they are non related symptoms, you should see a doctor if the symptoms persist or worsen, good luck
116314
It could be IBS, or "Irritable Bowel Syndrome". \n\nContact a doctor.
1094417
I would suspect chemical food poisoning possibly.\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/54/61474.htm