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What To Do For Inflamed Stomach Lining?
Good morning Pt complaining of acute generalised abdo pain peristaltic in nature, No nausea, non pregnant, urine test NAD. Recent occurrance Pt describes pain as peristaltic in nature generalised area -discomfort on palpation, no rebound sensation Had eaten dinner earlier in the evening Urine sample indicates small leukocytes Pain caused on Palpation over generalised abdo No flank pain No lower abdo pain Bowel sounds present No vomiting/nausea No diarrheoa No period No dysuria, No discharge Not reporting any recent sexual activity Used Buscopan and Maxolon to relieve pain but may only last for a short time before pain comes back IV fluids What would be a IV medication if inflammation of stomach lining. (possible symptom)
Fri, 10 Jun 2016
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history peristaltic pain in abdomen, no nausea, non pregnant, urine test normal, discomfort on palpation, and other points noted. Used buscopan, and Maxolon but works for a short period only.
Your thought of inflamed gastric lining would not cause such a pain.
Such pain occurs in intestinal obstruction or obstruction to the tubes like ureter or common bile ducts.
Hence the cause has to be found and this is done by:
X-ray of the abdomen in standing position.
Ultrasonography.
Tests of blood, urine and stool.
CT scan of the abdomen if needed.
Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon.
These points will help to get a proper diagnosis and hence the proper treatment.
Thanks for your query.
Noted the history peristaltic pain in abdomen, no nausea, non pregnant, urine test normal, discomfort on palpation, and other points noted. Used buscopan, and Maxolon but works for a short period only.
Your thought of inflamed gastric lining would not cause such a pain.
Such pain occurs in intestinal obstruction or obstruction to the tubes like ureter or common bile ducts.
Hence the cause has to be found and this is done by:
X-ray of the abdomen in standing position.
Ultrasonography.
Tests of blood, urine and stool.
CT scan of the abdomen if needed.
Clinical evaluation by a General Surgeon.
These points will help to get a proper diagnosis and hence the proper treatment.
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