Just wondering if you have had more issues and/ or been checked by a medical Dr. I have been experiencing exactly as you described. Down to the cold feet and hands and throwing up helping. Would like to hear from you.
I hbe a calcium disease called hypoparathyroidism. I am 45 female. I have dealt with spasms because of low calcium but never in stomach. But after doing some research reading on other forums I asked my primary if he could order IV mag and fluids.
I get bad muscle spasms after I eat. If I try this I can rule that out. Still waiting on test results though. I did ultrasound, ct.
This is very new to me it is messing up my absorption of calcium meds. I'm still trying to eat high calcium diet to help with it. I do eat salads mostly baby arugula. Nothing to difficult.
Anyhow just fusterated really. I can't handle taking magnesium but IV mag I can tolerate. I figured it would be worth a try.
Have you gotten any answers yet? My daughter had been having these same symptoms since August of 2015. She is twelve.
Katie
Im 49 years and have experienced 4 cases of stomach spasm sever pain that last 1 to 3 hours. The pain woke me up during my first 2 hours of sleep.
2 Cases. Having for dinner a particular type of noodle that my system was not able to digest. It was not easy to breath and my stomach was bloated. I took warm water, burped and and vomited. Only then I felt relieved and the pain subsided slowly although I steel felt sore. After the second case, I avoided such type of noodle (plastic like Bee-Hon)
2Cases. In both cases I had late dinner between 10-11PM. The 2nd case was extreme as I skipped lunch that day. Within one hour after retiring, I woke up with severe pain in my bloated stomach. I could hardly breath. Was sweating but no fever. I took warm tea and a glass water with 2-teaspons apple cider vinegar. I burped a lot and vomitted several times. The pain started to subside although my tummy still felt sore. I put warm compress on my tummy. It lasted 2-3 hours in both cases, before I was able to sleep again. Since then I did not skip lunch and have dinner on time. Stress could be a factor.
I also did not go to ER for I knew they will just observe and give me pain relievers.
2 Cases. Having for dinner a particular type of noodle that my system was not able to digest. It was not easy to breath and my stomach was bloated. I took warm water, burped and and vomited. Only then I felt relieved and the pain subsided slowly although I steel felt sore. After the second case, I avoided such type of noodle (plastic like Bee-Hon)
2Cases. In both cases I had late dinner between 10-11PM. The 2nd case was extreme as I skipped lunch that day. Within one hour after retiring, I woke up with severe pain in my bloated stomach. I could hardly breath. Was sweating but no fever. I took warm tea and a glass water with 2-teaspons apple cider vinegar. I burped a lot and vomitted several times. The pain started to subside although my tummy still felt sore. I put warm compress on my tummy. It lasted 2-3 hours in both cases, before I was able to sleep again. Since then I did not skip lunch and have dinner on time. Stress could be a factor.
I also did not go to ER for I knew they will just observe and give me pain relievers.
Thank you so much for your info.I was starting to think everyone of my family members thought I was crazy..this pain is so terrible.I feel it's gods way of saying hey wake up call to lose the 85 pounds I need to lose..cause after these spasm you don't want to over eat again!
hi gayle i have the exact same prob in my stomach and bowel. comes on any time and worse when lying down (along with a deep palpitation type feeling). Ive been checked and nothing serious but no one has looked into my existing medications especially sitagliptin and duluxotine both of which can cause a hord of problems and even poor motility of the gut. Have you discussed with GP digestive enzymes and motility tests for bowel. hope this can be of some help.
Ok can someone help me and tell me whats going on with me at the beginning of this week i lost my appetite and now iam barely eating and there is a twitching pain in my lower left side of my stomach and if i eat or drink anything it starts twitching in that same spot iam scared to ear omg and hoping iam gonna die and i havent had any bowel movement only like once and that was right after i ate earlier this week and sometimes i get a little lightheaded after i eat anthing or drink. Iam only 17 someone please help me iam scared really scared
Can someone please help me iam scared sudden at the beginning of this week i lost my appetite and when i eat try to eat i get these twitching pain in my lower left abdomen and i havent had but only two bowel movements this week when i eat i feel so bad and my heart beat speeds up iam scared to eat i want to but cant because of this whats wrong with me iam scared iam gonna die please help me anyone iam only 17
Bentyl has helped me too. The regular one guy gave me made my head spin and it has awful warnings on it.
Not regular. Darn spell check. Regulan is the med.
Thank you so much
HPylori people.....it is real and dangerous..I was just diagnosed with Gastric cancer several months after finding out I had Hpylori.....get tested if you have stomach issues, but Mastic Gum, licorice root.....get tested.
Hi,
Sorry to hear your daughter has had all these problems. I am a previous colo-rectal (lower gastro/bowel) nurse and critical care nurse. I have experienced that patients who have had their gallbaladder removed are at an increased risk of ‘Helicobacter pylori’ bacteria/infection in the gut. It’s not widely reported on in studies in depth, however, I have noticed some links with this occurring. Sometimes symptoms can seem slightly sporadic/intermittent; as though it settles then flairs up again. I have requested personally to consultants to run the test and have been positive on a few occasions. All most all symptoms alleviated when treated with appropriate antibiotics. I maybe way off the mark and your daughter symptoms obviously require specialist input/care but it does help to reach out! I hope if this may help at all.
Kind regards and all the best
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Sorry to hear your daughter has had all these problems. I am a previous colo-rectal (lower gastro/bowel) nurse and critical care nurse. I have experienced that patients who have had their gallbaladder removed are at an increased risk of ‘Helicobacter pylori’ bacteria/infection in the gut. It’s not widely reported on in studies in depth, however, I have noticed some links with this occurring. Sometimes symptoms can seem slightly sporadic/intermittent; as though it settles then flairs up again. I have requested personally to consultants to run the test and have been positive on a few occasions. All most all symptoms alleviated when treated with appropriate antibiotics. I maybe way off the mark and your daughter symptoms obviously require specialist input/care but it does help to reach out! I hope if this may help at all.
Kind regards and all the best
x