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Frequent Bowel Movements, Stomach Pain. Had Vomting And Headache
I woke up Thursday morning throwing up, bad headache , and stomache pains! Now I m just having a lot of bowel movements and stomache pains. But had a normal period before all this and no sex since then. And I was save about it.it is now Saturday and I m stil having bowel movements and stomache pains could this just be the flu
Tue, 19 Nov 2013
Welcome to HCM!
I have gone through your question and it is almost apparent form your presentation that you have an infection, possibly from what you ate the night before developing all this.
Had I been at your place, I would see a doctor and take treatment. I feel that in such a case a course of cefixime along with metronidazole , for five days should help in curing the infection. along with it, an antacid and antispasmodic and antiemetic will take care of nausea, pain and abdominal discomfort .
Do get your routine blood counts, and Blood pressure checked. your native place is not mentioned, but getting a WIDAL test will rule out typhoid.
continue to eat, however little, and take enough fluids to prevent dehydration.
Hope you get well soon. Feel free to ask more queries
Dr. Manisha Gopal
I have gone through your question and it is almost apparent form your presentation that you have an infection, possibly from what you ate the night before developing all this.
Had I been at your place, I would see a doctor and take treatment. I feel that in such a case a course of cefixime along with metronidazole , for five days should help in curing the infection. along with it, an antacid and antispasmodic and antiemetic will take care of nausea, pain and abdominal discomfort .
Do get your routine blood counts, and Blood pressure checked. your native place is not mentioned, but getting a WIDAL test will rule out typhoid.
continue to eat, however little, and take enough fluids to prevent dehydration.
Hope you get well soon. Feel free to ask more queries
Dr. Manisha Gopal
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