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Re: Adomen pains in third world country
From: Jessica (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jul 2 17:54:29 2003
I don't know if you have found an answer to this or not but I was doing
a search of my last name which is also Kailing and I found this. I have
Crohn's disease which can cause diahrea and pain and distention in the
abdominal area. Sometimes it can be very very painful and if not
treated then you can get very very ill and possibly die. Please let me
know if you have found anything out. Jessica L. Kailing
At Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Kailing wrote:
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>I've been having some abdominal pains the last year. I'm currently
>living out of the country and while I was in the States this summer I
>stopped in to see my regular doctor. He noticed that there was some
>pain in an area when he pressed my lower abdomen and sent me for an
>ultrasound just to check before I left the country again. He also
>ordered an endoscopy and colonoscopy because I had what seemed to be
>digestion problems at the time. The tests were done in a hurry and I
>barely got the results back before I left. They found nothing really
>wrong in my stomach (I'm on prescription strength antacid and have been
>ordered to take another prescription to kill a possible parasite--which
>did not show up on any test--if my symptoms haven't gone away after two
>months), but they did find a cyst on my right ovary, where the pain had
>been. At that point the pain was gone so I didn't worry about it. Since
>then, I've been having very strong pulsing (every 30 seconds to 2
>minutes) tightness that gradually turns into sharp pain. This lasts for
>a few days and then will stop--though it is strongest during and after
>menstruation. My stomach problems have continued... Some days I can't
>eat anything because my stomach just seems so bloated and full. Then
>this results in diarrhea--once it lasted over 3 weeks. I go weeks
>sometimes with constipation and nausea after eating. Usually, whether
>it's what seems like my stomach or my lower abdomen, I'm in some kind of
>pain and it's almost never consistant. I wonder if all of this is
>connected or if it could be separate things. I understand this is
>difficult to do over internet, but being in a third world country
>anything you can tell me will be helpful.
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