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Suggest Remedy For Abdominal Pain With Nausea
33 yrs/F/5'5/150lbs Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, high white blood cell count, low blood pressure & temperature put me into the hospital about one month ago. CT scan showed signs of colitis. Migraines/tension headaches began in hospital and I rarely have any relief from one, the other or both. 3 weeks later I had an allergic reaction with swollen eyes for five days, then torso rash sent me back to the ER. Upper & lower scope show colitis on right large intestine. Doctors still puzzled, awaiting lab results. I was perfectly healthy prior so why do doctors say these problems (gastric/head/allergy) are not all connected?
Mon, 14 Jul 2014
Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
You are right to a certain extent . Id it was a simple colitis, the problems would have been over in a few days.
Noe that you have developed headache, torso rash and other problem , I wonder if these are really related to each other.
Let us think of a possibility of toxemia of colitis spreading to the whole body to cause such problems you have noted.
I hope your blood and stool are cultured and sensitivity done also.
And are already under antibiotic cover.
There is a remote possibility to have a uncommon syndrome and you ned an opinion of the Gastroenterologist for solving this mystery.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
You are right to a certain extent . Id it was a simple colitis, the problems would have been over in a few days.
Noe that you have developed headache, torso rash and other problem , I wonder if these are really related to each other.
Let us think of a possibility of toxemia of colitis spreading to the whole body to cause such problems you have noted.
I hope your blood and stool are cultured and sensitivity done also.
And are already under antibiotic cover.
There is a remote possibility to have a uncommon syndrome and you ned an opinion of the Gastroenterologist for solving this mystery.
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