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Stomach Ache And Cramps In Hands. Also Experiencing Headache. Reason?
HI From past few days around a weak i am having mild stomach pain (upper in the middle) it arises mostly in the morning in between 5-6 am with cramps in hands as well . At the same time i am experiencing headache from a weak only (back side) arises from neck to head at day tym... Can u pls suggest wat is the problem is it due to food poisoning or what?
Mon, 25 Mar 2013
Hi ishma.ims27
Sorry, it is not much information.
Let me share my points about your condition.
It is very unlikely that food poison has worsening of symptoms in the specific time “between 5-6 am”.
More reasonable to suppose connection with your sleep and lie down position.
Bad sleep position and high pillow can strain your neck spinal column causing spasms in the neck, hands, even upper stomach area, and headache.
Next, less possible, is hypoglycemic attacks at night with headache, spasms, cravings, or changes at night in calcium and magnesium level in the blood.
If I were you, I would change the pillow, receive massages or chiropractic adjustment, take magnesium/calcium supplements, eat proteins before go to bed, and drink chamomile tea at the evening. Weight and see.
If it will not help, you need evaluation from your doctor.
Sorry, it is not much information.
Let me share my points about your condition.
It is very unlikely that food poison has worsening of symptoms in the specific time “between 5-6 am”.
More reasonable to suppose connection with your sleep and lie down position.
Bad sleep position and high pillow can strain your neck spinal column causing spasms in the neck, hands, even upper stomach area, and headache.
Next, less possible, is hypoglycemic attacks at night with headache, spasms, cravings, or changes at night in calcium and magnesium level in the blood.
If I were you, I would change the pillow, receive massages or chiropractic adjustment, take magnesium/calcium supplements, eat proteins before go to bed, and drink chamomile tea at the evening. Weight and see.
If it will not help, you need evaluation from your doctor.
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