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got a hiatus hernia cant eat properly its really upsey my xmas as ive not eaten well. i have medicine but not workin
The medication that you are taking for your Hiatal Hernia may need to be increased in dosage or you may need another. There are many so it won’t be a problem to find the right one. I hope you will take care of this quickly as it can potentialy cause Barrett’s Disease this is when the lining of the esphogaus is burned away by the recurring acid reflux. I found out to late that I had had a Hiatal Hernia and it had caused this disease. You are lucky in that you know that you have it and it is being treated but, you obviously need something changed in regards to the medication that you are taking.
about 2 nights ago my middle back started hurting really bad, i was up all night crying, no matter what i did i could not get it to stop! the pain persisted through the next day, getting to points where i couldnt stand and was wiggling around on the floor screaming. that night the pain began radiating to my stomache, and then sometimes into my chest and then would stop. i woke up this morning and the pain is now mostly in my abdomen under my rib cage on the left side but is still radiating to my back. the pain is very severe. ive tried everything from pepto bismol, gasx, ibuprofen, dayquil (because the pain in my back feels like my lungs) and tylenol pm. when i take them altogether the pain seems to ease up but doesnt go away altogether, what is this? should i ride it out a while longer?
When you have severe abdominal pain of unknown origin which radiates to and from the back can be serious. If you do not have a family doctor or internal medicine specialist, go to the ER …. when you are hurting. The abdomen houses many different organs and they can often mimic one another, making diagnosis difficult.
I have chronic pancreatitis and that is how my symptoms began. I was in so much pain and unable to get comfortable, I was flailing myself from the bed to couch to floor and back again, until the ambulance arrived.
Identifying the cause of the severe abdominal pain is essential for early intervention and treatment, if a better outcome is desired. Unfortunately, many lab tests will not show up until later on in any disease process. Be persistent. Abdominal pain of unknown origin is not normal. And, when you try to self medicate to get out of pain, all it can do is mask your symptoms, making it more difficult for the doctor to diagnosis you.
I would like your opinions please!
I have been seeing a Chiropractor for three years now for L5/S1 prolapse with nerve pain left leg, and degenerated discs L5/S1 and L4/L5. It helps with the stiffness and pain, but I am wondering if it may have made my leg numbness worse – augh!
Has anyone else got any advice on Chiropractic treatment with disc problems like this? What were your experiences? What did you do to find some relief from the sciatic pain?
I was in bad shape and could barely get from my bed to the restroom with the L-5, S-1 problem. I got the dvd, beginning yoga with Rodney Yee Am and Pm yoga I believe. I did only the Morning yoga part. I also began walking in place on one of those mini trampolines. I started using Knox gelatin bone and joint stuff from the pharmacy.
I started walking on the mini tramp for 5 minutes a day and worked up to one hour in about 2 months time. It is a lot of work, but I can walk now without being in pain and no longer see a chiropractor. It was a long slow process, but I had nothing to lose as I couldn’t move without pain.
I also took colloidal minerals and ate a mostly vegetarian diet.
Most chiropractors recommend a healthy diet with exercises.
I still do the Rodney Yee video when my back starts acting up. Then I start back to walking on the tramp. It doesn’t shock the back as much as walking on the road.
You will not believe how much better you will feel.
Have had a slipped disc and as I get oder the pain never really goes away. I don’t want to use conventional NSAIDs as I had nephritis twice as a child. Now I notice I’m also getting a pain in my hip joint when I lie on it. I’d like to know if there are natural remedies that work for relief of chronic pain.
* Lie on your back with your knees bent. Keep your back in a neutral position — not overly arched and not pressed into the floor. Avoid tilting your hips up.
* Cough to activate your core muscles. Holding the contraction in your abdominal muscles, raise your hips off the floor.
* Align your hips with your knees and shoulders. Hold this position and take three deep breaths — or for about five to eight seconds.
* Return to the start position and repeat. For a challenge, try alternately extending one knee while maintaining the bridge position.
This actually works. Breathing and alignment plus the movement is an excellent home remedy. Hope this helps. Good luck.

4 yr old stiff painful neck?
My 4 year old woke up with a stiff painful neck this morning. No fever or vomiting .He can’t move his neck because it hurts. I’ve never heard about neck pain in children . Is it common? Can it be meningitis?
Probably just slept in a funny position and has a stiff neck. If there is no fever or headache, it’s probably not meningitis but it’s worth a trip to the doctor anyway.

Stenosis back pain from spinal canal itself. Spinal stenosis occurs when the field narrows and compresses nerves inside. This compression of the nerve can lead to narrowing after tea and leg pain of losing bladder or bowel control. If left untreated, pain in the throat becomes paralyzed.
It expects that about 400,000 Americans currently have low back pain spinal stenosis. Number expected to increase with age. Baby Boomers.
The throat pain.
You May note that the spinal column protect the spinal cord grip of your nerve injuries. The spinal stenosis condition. Narrow down the spine of one or three places. : Space center The spinal nerves branch out from the spinal canal itself; Space between the bones of the spine. (Spine).
Stenosis back pain occurs when the lower pressure. The nerves within the spinal column. Although this may occur in people aged less often than those of the petition. 50 years.
Tip of the causes back pain.
Spinal Pain may be caused by many factors stenosis.
Age is a major factor. As we age band of tissue supporting the spine may be hard and thick. Our bones and joints. May extend their life. We may receive a spinal bone Spurs. – Location of the external surface of bone bulge.
2 arthritis causes narrowing of the spinal stenosis and back again. Osteoarthritis pain or arthritis. may be harmful rheumatoid osteoarthritis is common of the two. This type of arthritis are often seen in middle-aged and older people, and not Go away osteoarthritis bone will Spurs described above. arthritis rheumatoid become the youngest person and not to cause spinal stenosis pain.
Three genetic factors may lead to narrowing and stenosis back pain. Some genetic conditions such as spinal canal or small curved spine can cause spinal stenosis.
4 Other causes of back pain, your throat may include deposits of calcium fluoride accumulation or injury.
Tip of back pain.
Stenosis after neck usually occurs on or after In addition, back pain, stenosis, you may feel pain down one leg or tea. Weakness, cramping and pain, leg or arm is a nerve is being compressed.
Tip Test Back Pain Problem.
Problems with testing spinal stenosis is a condition with symptoms other diseases. As a result, many are often too misdiagnoses costs and unnecessary to the operation. Andrew Haig, MD, Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University. School of Medicine Michigan.
Following. Three tests are used to diagnose the cause of back pain constricted
1 Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI wave) radio to image Spine
2 Computer Way core (CAT) – Series X – ray images of the spine.
3 Electromyogram (muscle) – and not just test. But let the images of nerves. But the testing of nerve damage nerves show if true
Test Best stenosis pain.
The third oldest. Electromyogram (muscle) has found that the best This test has been around as long or longer. Baby Boomers themselves, but announced in January. 2006 issue of "Spine" shows that by far. The best of three tests.
That study by University of Michigan Health. System, indicates that muscle testing correctly identified the cause of the narrow back pain. As a result, less likely to back pain. misdiagnosed as other conditions. Other neuromuscular. Who have similar symptoms. To perform the surgery back pain. avoid stenosis misdiagnosed with This narrow back pain test
Tests done in the study. MU by Dr. Andrew Haig and his colleagues are very different between those with and those with spinal stenosis. Other types of back pain are the muscle that helps professionals distinguish clearly between the spinal stenosis and back pain.
"Most doctors think that a simple muscle test. And incorrectly believe that it is nerve damage to critical. But can not differentiate form stenosis Spine. neuromuscular "explains Haig." But this study shows that not If the muscle is actually very good in testing and abnormal spinal stenosis. neuromuscular other evidence by using strict criteria. . (Spine, Vol. 30, No. 23).
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For the last few months, I’ve had constant pain in my upper middle stomach, and sometimes cramps in my lower stomach. I also have a dry cough, pale face, and loss of energy. My stomach feels bloated all the time, not just after I eat something.
I’ve been to the doctor like three times, and he’s done urine samples, blood tests, xrays and ultrasounds but can’t find anything wrong yet. At one point he thought maybe I am constipated? lol. Do you think he could be right? I’ve been trying to drink more water and eat more fibre, but still don’t feel any better yet. I’m going to make another dr.’s appt. tomorrow.
The pain is usually pretty dull..it’s not seve or sharp pains or anything. I just feel bloated or like something’s putting pressure on my stomach.
By "seve" I meant severe lol…
I’m not pregnant either.
Could be several things and u need more tests to find out. Dont let your dr just tell u that u are constipated. Tell him to prove it! You shouldnt have to be uncomfortable..u know your body best..if this isnt normal for u then find out why. First thing comes to my mind, is celiac disease…that can cause that bloated feeling and it can make u anemic (even tho the blood tests look normal) and that will make u tired. Or it could be ulcers or any number of things. U need to insist on tests. You can get an upper GI, an endoscopy or even a colonoscopy. Drs certainly dont know everything.
I’ve had 2 epidural steroid injections so far for a herniated disc at L5-S1. After the 2nd injection, I felt GREAT for about 3 weeks. Though I am getting facial hair and having irregular menstrual cycle because of the injections. Two days ago, I slept on my stomach for about 1 hr; I woke up in so much pain! The pain totally came back. I can’t believe that sleeping on my stomach would have such a crazy impact. The problem totally came back
I am frustrated. I had numerous physical therapy sessions, icing, stretching, ESIs, anti-inflammatory (arthotec), oxcycodone, flexeril, now. It’s been 4 months of treatments, etc…. I am swimming, walking, too… Any one has other suggestions? Should I go to a chiropractor?
I am getting all sorts of side effects from the anti-inflammatory and oxcycodone…. : ~( The only thing that agrees with me is the muscle relaxer…
Should I go to a chiropractor? I want to avoid a surgery.
Thanks in advance!
The fact that sleeping on your stomach aggravated your symptoms so much suggests that something, maybe the disc, maybe a joint is being pinched in the extended position, which sleeping on your stomach facilitates. It’s also possible that if you weren’t totally flat, you could have had a sustained rotation as well and that can increase stress on your back.
You need a thorough biomechanical evaluation of your low back and pelvis which could be accomplished by a physical therapist who is trained in manual therapy or by a DO (i.e., osteopath). A chiropractor may be beneficial but rotary thrusting manipulations are often not successful with disc herniations that impinge on the covering of the spinal cord or spinal nerves.
However, patients often come in with one complaint, back pain, but they have more than one cause. In other words, the herniation may be accompanied by joint restrictions in the low back and pelvis that produce inflammation and pain. These may be treated by: 1) specialized techniques that don’t involve thrusting; 2) specialized exercises that are specific to the problem; and 3) a thrusting manipulation may be indicated.
The biomechanical evaluation involves observing and palpating (feeling) joint motion during and at the extremes of motion. An experienced therapist can tell when the joint is restricted in certain motions. The restriction alters movement pattarns which in turn produces inflammation and pain.
I’m assuming you’ve had all the appropriate diagnostic imaging studies, which are good at finding the herniation, but don’t give information about the biomechanics.
If the biomechanics turn out to be normal, then you’re faced with a decision: 1) live with it until it resolves by itself over time, and it will; 2) have surgery. It’s a tough decision that only you can make.
Good luck and God bless.
I have a chronic pain in my sholder and do not want to get addicted to perscription pain killers. What’s the best over the counter pain relief I should try? The pain hurts constantly and I cry almost every day.
Which shoulder is it in ? Left or Right ? And do you have any other heath issues or are taking medicines for anything ? Give your details for an appropriate answer please !
Take care and God Bless you !