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What Causes Constant Abdominal & Back Pain?
Hi! My name is Skylar and I am 12 years old and I have an urgent and important question for you. For the past 6 months I have been having severe abdominal pain and back pain, chest pain, nausea, fatigue, sweating alot, night sweats, and really bad muscle spasms. At first the doctors thought I had pulled a muscle, then they thought I had appendicitis, and then kidney stones. But they ruled all that out and so we figures it was something to do with my ovaries. I ve had 4 ultrasounds done and its all clear. They said I have endometriosis but thats not causing all my other pain so she decided to send me back to my primary doctor. She thinks I might could have ulcers but I don t know. My appointment for a gastro doctor ain t till August, and I can t wait that long. My pain is continuous and I have gained 20 pounds in the past month which is not normal for me at all. There is no medicine that helps and I need your help. What do you think is wrong with me?
Fri, 27 Jun 2014
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Read your history carefully. It says severe abdominal pain and back pain, chest pain, nausea, fatigue, sweating a lot, night sweats, and really bad muscle spasms.
All the symptoms can be attributed to anxiety or psychological imbalance- if all the tests are negative.
On a safer side you can undergo additional tests of : blood culture, CT scan of spine and abdomen.
And a course of broad spectrum antibiotics for a week.
Take symptomatic treatment under care of your Primary care Doctor. He may add anti-anxiety medicines also and may help you fully.
Thanks for your query.
Read your history carefully. It says severe abdominal pain and back pain, chest pain, nausea, fatigue, sweating a lot, night sweats, and really bad muscle spasms.
All the symptoms can be attributed to anxiety or psychological imbalance- if all the tests are negative.
On a safer side you can undergo additional tests of : blood culture, CT scan of spine and abdomen.
And a course of broad spectrum antibiotics for a week.
Take symptomatic treatment under care of your Primary care Doctor. He may add anti-anxiety medicines also and may help you fully.
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