MAJOR STOHMAC PAIN! help?
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First, no solids, till you get diagnosed (Yeah...sounds like U need a trip to the docs) But before you do that, take a bit of water to keep hydrated...and then make that trip to the doctors. Depending on the diagnosis, will determine the handling. Watch out for what food you eat, you might have a gut-bug = no fatty/spicy/heavy foods Okay hope this helps you!
509260
There really isn't much you can do. The pain should not be so bad that it's unbearable. If it is, you should contact your doctor. If it's uncomfortable and a little sore, a little ibuprofen should do the trick.
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You need to take complete rest. \n\nYou have already seen a doctor. You do need to see two different doctors, to rule out things.\n\nSee an urologist.\n\nSee a sports doctor it may be a muscle pain in the stomach area.\n\nYou  had an ultra sound, but another opinion is in order from a good general practitioner(see this one first).\n\nBut start with rest for a week or so. \n\nThere are over the counter creams for pain apply them only to stomach area.\n\nPossible check list.\n\nBladder.\nDid you lift any thing heavy. \nHernia, there are different kind. Did you have cough that started the pain if so have a check done for Hyatal hernia, a simple touch test by a doctor who knows how to check it, you should be sitting on a stool with your heels on the stool doctor will touch your stomach in different location, if your doctor has not done this then he is not aware of it, ask him a call will do. If he says he does not do it(does not believe in it, then he is not the doctor you want to see for this, if he says next time remind me, he is KO he just did not think about it. He was relying heavily on ultra sound.
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Have you contacted a doctor yet? How long has this been going on? There are many non-invasive treatments now available. \nTry using ice packs and heat pad alternately, 20 minutes each. The ice will numb the pain and the heat will relax the muscles. Also, Arnica massage oil used on the location will help ease the pain. Keep moving! Bed rest is good but not all day. However do not try lifting or reaching. Gentle stretches would be best. Also listen to soothing music while stretching, and visualize your back being in perfect condition, the disc slipping back into place smoothly and gently.\n\nHope this helps! with blessings
301061
aspirin. it'll be a couple days before the pain wears off. hurts when they tighten them too.
798920
Eat some ice.. it won't make the pain go away, and the food won't taste the same, but you'll most def enjoy some of it.. Good Luck. :)
497958
It seems as though you have strained your neck muscles as well as subluxating your cervical vertebrae. This will take soe time to heal as s muscle strain involves the tendons. The tendons are avascular meaning without blood vessels.  As such there is no exchange of nutrients and wastes making it take longer to heal. As time passes it should get better and the pain and nausea will pass altogether. I have had this happen to me and my clients before in almost the same way.  Were you undergoing some serious stress during that time that you slept incorrectly?  I ask as it would seem to be the common denominator.  Good luck and don't do anything strenuous that would involve your neck or it will exacerbate the original injury.  Oh, btw, when the swelling completely subsides, may I suggest a series of massages to prevent any future spasms or flare ups?  It helps!
543534
Tylenol or Motrin.  A gel ice pack helps too. This type of pain is temporary and the results are worth it in the long run.
651315
ignore the first jackass.... I get it often too and unfortunantly I have yet to find anything to aleviate the pain, I was on morphine and still felt the pain from it. Only thing I can suggest is take an anti-inflamatory like ibuprofin..
377823
You can go to a doc.  and have it either frozen off or burned off.  In either case, that will hurt like hell at first, be uncomforatable for awhile, then feel better later.
35839
Ask the doctor for more info.  Sounds like a hernia.
277961
SEE A DOCTOR! And yes I was shouting!  This not the place to ask serious medical questions.  Take care.
1093679
It shouldn't hurt for that long, see a doctor right away!
703894
If you have one you might want to wrap it with an ace bandage. If there is any swelling try an ice pack for about 15min. at a time. You can try Advil or Tylenol for the pain. If it doesn't start to get better within a couple of days you might want to go to your doctor and have them take X-Rays. Hope this helps and feel better fast!
671739
my friend had heart surgery and that happened to her due to an infection 2wks after her surgery.  Or it could be a brisk movement has torn stiches, either way have it checked out asap.
305838
Get a punching bag. (Seriously ask your doctor about pain relievers, which work best, maybe a muscle relaxant, a heat pack, exercises that can help). If all else fails, scream, cuss, and have a few margaritas (or a lot).
106962
Yes, that is very painful. I recommend Ben Gay or Icy hot and moist heat. If it is very painful I recommend an anti inflammatory such as alieve or ibuprophen