Lower adominal/ Nausea/ Lack Of Energy in teens

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I have a daughter in her teens who is experiencing lower adominal pains (over the last 6 months) pretty much everyday. This sometimes goes into the back. It is mostly on the left or the right side and can be a sharp or dull pain. She was also experiencing major nausea everyday (but never actaully threw up) again for 6 months. Energy has also been a problem. She used to be have way more energy and has lost much in the last 6 months. Last symptom is frequent urination.
If anyone could help that would be very helpful!! Exclamation

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I am a 19 year old college student that has been experiencing this frequently... I am also bruising very easily. Have you found out what it is?

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Exact same symptoms I've been experiencing though mostly affects my left side, I also get upper back pain. I'm 20 male, please reply if you have a diagnosis, had it for 7 months and still no luck finding out what's wrong. cheers

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abrady1115 · Newbie Joined: 07 Jul 2007 Posts: 2

okay this is kind of weird. I am also a 17 year old experiencing the same problems! my doctors dont know what it is! I have lost almost 40lbs for no reason. I for myself to eat all the time and still cant keep my weight on. I thought i was pregnant at first but that wasnt the case. I had my thyroid checked and one level was low but nothing of concern, Ive been tested for ciliac and that came back normal. but i still keep going back to that because it runs in my family and my sister has it. I was researching irritable bowl syndrom today and found my symptoms were very much like that except the weight loss. please let me know if you find something out

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Perhaps Iron deficiency? I used to have all of those symptoms, especially the energy loss and nausea without actually vomiting, before I started taking iron.
You can get a blood test done to see if that's what's causing it.
Anemia (low blood iron) is extremely common in teenage girls.

Although, I can't say that it ever seemed to cause the cramping you guys are talking about..

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