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Feeling Full, Dizziness, Hot Flashes, Nausea. Help
Hello,
For the past three to four months I have had digestive problems. Eating something spicy or milk or eggs etc. give me extreme pain right up under my left side ribs. Almost wherer my stomach is. Today, however, I woke up feeling very full. Dizzy and sick to my stomach. I have hot flashes in addition to these symptoms. Have not had sex for almost 2 years. I have had these hot flashes for about a month now. I am 36, and a female. Cannot eat with out vomiting. ThanK you. Please help.
For the past three to four months I have had digestive problems. Eating something spicy or milk or eggs etc. give me extreme pain right up under my left side ribs. Almost wherer my stomach is. Today, however, I woke up feeling very full. Dizzy and sick to my stomach. I have hot flashes in addition to these symptoms. Have not had sex for almost 2 years. I have had these hot flashes for about a month now. I am 36, and a female. Cannot eat with out vomiting. ThanK you. Please help.
Sat, 10 Aug 2013
Hi,
Your symptoms are suggestive of dyspepsia. Please see a physician for a proper examination and suggestion. You may also need a hormonal profile to see if the estrogen levels are low enough to cause the hot flushes. Avoid taking spices, eat well-timed small bland meals along with digestive enzymes, antacids and anti-emetics for sometime after consulting your doctor. Hope you find this information useful. Good luck.
Your symptoms are suggestive of dyspepsia. Please see a physician for a proper examination and suggestion. You may also need a hormonal profile to see if the estrogen levels are low enough to cause the hot flushes. Avoid taking spices, eat well-timed small bland meals along with digestive enzymes, antacids and anti-emetics for sometime after consulting your doctor. Hope you find this information useful. Good luck.
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Hello ma'am.
Yours seems to be more of a gastric condition than any other. Your presentation could match a number of conditions, especially peptic ulcer disease, hiatus hernia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, irritable bowel syndrome, etc.
I would request you to get an endoscopy done which will surely shed light on the cause for your presentation.
Wishing you lots of luck.
Take care.
Yours seems to be more of a gastric condition than any other. Your presentation could match a number of conditions, especially peptic ulcer disease, hiatus hernia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, irritable bowel syndrome, etc.
I would request you to get an endoscopy done which will surely shed light on the cause for your presentation.
Wishing you lots of luck.
Take care.
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