Pain in stomach....?!
Question: Pain in stomach!.!.!.!.!?
so starting yesterday i've had this very very sharp pain all over my stomach!. so much that i was cry!. this morning i threw up a few times and to stand up or walk it is painful!. but sitting down i am fine!. anyone know what this could be!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Sometimes when you have an appendicitis the pain can start anywhere in your abdominal area after awhile it will radiate to the right lower quadrant and stay there!. Press down on your right lower quadrant of your stomach with your full palm then release very quickly!. Did it hurt worse when you pressed in or when you released your hand!. If it hurt worse when you released your hand then that is one sign of an appendicitis!. Here are some other signs and symptoms of appendicitis:
Symptoms of acute appendicitis can be classified into two types, typical and atypical!.[1] The typical history includes pain starting centrally (periumbilical) before localizing to the right iliac fossa (the lower right side of the abdomen); this is due to the poor localizing (spatial) property of visceral nerves from the mid-gut, followed by the involvement of somatic nerves (parietal peritoneum) as the inflammation progresses!. The pain is usually associated with loss of appetite and fever, although the latter isn't a necessary symptom!. Nausea or vomiting may occur, and also the feeling of drowsiness and the feeling of general bad health!. With the typical type, diagnosis is easier to make, surgery occurs earlier and findings are often less severe!.[1]
Atypical symptoms may include pain beginning and staying in the right iliac fossa, diarrhea and a more prolonged, smoldering course!. If an inflamed appendix lies in contact with the bladder, there is frequency of micturition!. With post-ileal appendix, marked retching may occur!. Tenesmus or "downward urge" (the feeling that a bowel movement will relieve discomfort) is also experienced in some cases!.
This may not be your problem at all but at least maybe you can rule this one out!. Hope you feel better soon!.
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Symptoms of acute appendicitis can be classified into two types, typical and atypical!.[1] The typical history includes pain starting centrally (periumbilical) before localizing to the right iliac fossa (the lower right side of the abdomen); this is due to the poor localizing (spatial) property of visceral nerves from the mid-gut, followed by the involvement of somatic nerves (parietal peritoneum) as the inflammation progresses!. The pain is usually associated with loss of appetite and fever, although the latter isn't a necessary symptom!. Nausea or vomiting may occur, and also the feeling of drowsiness and the feeling of general bad health!. With the typical type, diagnosis is easier to make, surgery occurs earlier and findings are often less severe!.[1]
Atypical symptoms may include pain beginning and staying in the right iliac fossa, diarrhea and a more prolonged, smoldering course!. If an inflamed appendix lies in contact with the bladder, there is frequency of micturition!. With post-ileal appendix, marked retching may occur!. Tenesmus or "downward urge" (the feeling that a bowel movement will relieve discomfort) is also experienced in some cases!.
This may not be your problem at all but at least maybe you can rule this one out!. Hope you feel better soon!.
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go to a doctor!.Www@Answer-Health@Com