Stomach pain for 1 month?

Sounds more like constipation to me... You have been seen and examined by at least 3 different doctors who presumably didn't think you had obstruction?

Obviously GP/doctors thought there isn't anything serious to worry about that they won't send you for any xrays/ultrasound tests at hospital as otherwise they would have done so.

I think everybody gets stomach noises as nothing to worry about ok.

I would intend to think its constipation you got as certain foods etc can do this to any of us .

Here's a reason to think about why your GP not sending you for any tests etc okay.


How do I know if my stomach pain is serious.......... If any of this sounds like what you got then seek medical advise ( I'm a registered NHS nurse ) I can't diagnosed you as that's why you got a doctor for to tell you what is wrong with you.


You should get help immediately if you develop any of the following symptoms along with your stomach pain:
Abdomen is extremely hard.
Abdominal tenderness when it is touched.
Coughing up or vomiting blood.
Persistent vomiting.
Bloody diarrhea.
Chest pain or pressure.
Difficulty breathing.
Dizziness.

No they didn't think but they male uncorrect diagnosis too

You've ignored what I've written. Forget the imaging. Ask them to explain why they won't. It sounds like you're unsure, and if you speak to them and are explained that actually, they are correct/incorrect, you might feel better. You are in pain, you have a legitimate reason to be distressed, explain to them that you don't feel safe not taking further action.

Not sure what you meant here. But you have been given very good advice by Anonymous #2:

I mean they made a mistake in the diagnosis???

So you don't trust doctors? Will you trust the results of a scan then? Scans don't always pick things up either, you know...

I would really encourage you to fallow Anon 2's advice.

Scans show the insides very well . Nhs has misdiagnosed me many times.

You'd be surprised at how often they miss things

How can they miss things? I ve had 2 MRIs and they saw everything

Different scans are good for different things - just because one scan has not shown up something, doesn't mean that a problem would not have been picked up by a different type of scan. And some things just don't show up very well on scans - e.g. endometriosis is usually diagnosed through having key whole surgery as it just does not show up on scans. Scans are also interpreted by human beings so that introduces a degree of error too. So it is really not as simple as you think it is.

Hey,

defo tell your gp you have pelvic pain (pain below the bellybutton). If you feel a lump, that’s something for concern for sure. Don’t give up. Keep fighting for more help

Thanks for backing me up earlier aha, I really just feel Anon needs to go to the hospital and explain that he/she/they do not understand their diagnosis, are still in pain and are very concerned. Having it explained again might highlight a mistake, as anon feels has been made, or reassure them

I told her. She still refused to do imaging and keeps saying I have constipation

Thanks for backing me up earlier aha, I really just feel Anon needs to go to the hospital and explain that he/she/they do not understand their diagnosis, are still in pain and are very concerned. Having it explained again might highlight a mistake, as anon feels has been made, or reassure them

I told her. She still refused to do imaging and keeps saying I have constipation

Agreed, though I would say going to the GP is more appropriate than going to hospital (I.e. A&E)


Have you tried treatment for constipation to see if that settles you symptoms?

3 months for me

What 3 months?

Stomach problems

What kind of problems are you facing?