Pains

Yesterday I had a very sharp aching paing in my stomach in the lower area I was quite short of breath as well my mum took me to the doctor who was no good told me I had the flu when I had measles said it was nothing to worry about but I am the pain lasted all night and early this morning but not as bad but I wondered does anyone know what this is as I wanted to know if there was any medicine/tablets for it.

thankyou huns xxxxxxxx :p:

Reply 1

Laura Lou

13

Can you describe the pain in a bit more detail (throbbing? comes and goes? constant etc?) and say exactly where it is on your stomach area.

Laura xxxx

Reply 2

33.33.33

2

it *could* be your appendix?

Reply 3

RetiredAccount89

18

Laura_M

Can you describe the pain in a bit more detail (throbbing? comes and goes? constant etc?) and say exactly where it is on your stomach area.

Laura xxxx

indeed.

need precise description in order to give advice...
sort of pain, where it spreads to, if it comes on when you do anything in particular, what makes it better, do painkillers dull the pain at all, are you more comfortable lying perfectly still or do you writhe, have you been sick, do u feel sick, do u feel out of breath or is it more like a stitch. can you take a deep breath..?

Reply 4

hulachick15

OP

10

It was sharp stabbing pains in my lower stomach sometimes they hurt bad other times not but when I sat down they hurt even more

Reply 5

musicbloke

17

hulachick15

Yesterday I had a very sharp aching paing in my stomach in the lower area I was quite short of breath as well my mum took me to the doctor who was no good told me I had the flu when I had measles said it was nothing to worry about but I am the pain lasted all night and early this morning but not as bad but I wondered does anyone know what this is as I wanted to know if there was any medicine/tablets for it.

thankyou huns xxxxxxxx :p:

This is interminable. Use commas if possible so you can be comprehended.

MB

Reply 6

Tyler Durden

17

musicbloke

This is interminable. Use commas if possible you you can be comprehended.

MB

And we're meant to understand what "you you" means? :rolleyes:

As someone said, it *could* be your appendix. I had it, apparently one sign of it is if your breath smells of apples. Also when I had it the best way to ease the pain was a bath... but obviously you need it seen to if the pain continues.

Reply 7

Helenia

20

Ketosis as a sign of appendicitis? New one to me.

Classic appendicitis symptoms are an initial pain around the umbilical area, moving to the lower right region and becoming much more stabbing and localised. Tenderness, loss of appetite, vomitting and high temp are also common. It will also get MUCH worse quite quickly.

I'm not diagnosing appendicitis right now, it could be absolutely anything.

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