Is Stomach Cramp Symptom Of Food Poisoning?
Unlikely,further investigations advised...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I have gone through your medical history carefully, From what you are describing, feeling cramping pain in your stomach and bloated abdomen half an hour after taking your meds, might be related to stomach problems (aggravation of GERD/gastritis if present) which are associated with hyper acidity
With regards to food poisoning from the watermelon, may I know if you have other symptoms apart pain:
- diarrhea?
- nausa?
- fever?
From what you are describing, it's unlikely to be food poisoning, as you should have the symptoms appeared at least within the first hour of eating watermelon and not the next morning.
At the end, I advise to consult with your GI specialist in order to re-evaluate your upper GI tract including GERD.
I advise to:
- take Nexium and antacids
- eat often and small portions
- avoid foods that can trigger the pain
- take simethicone for bloating
Looking forward to have the requested data in!
Dr.Albana
Ok,let me know then...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
If you have eaten watermelon before, and nothing happened, then, it's unlikely to be related to watermelon. Unless, it was bad.
Ok, stop taking it for a couple of days, and see what happens and let me know.
All the best!
Dr.Albana
Continue for more days and let me know...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back my dear,
I am glad to hear that you did not have any problem. Perhaps that watermelon was bad or there was too much "chemicals" in it.
Continue not eating it for more days and let me know how it goes.
Dr.Albana
Looking forward to have your news...
Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
Just wondering what is going on with your health problems? Do you still have diarrhea?
Looking forward to have your news soon.
Dr.Albana
Following advice....
Detailed Answer:
Hi back,
Thank you for following up.
I am happy that you are not having diarrhea. Bloating you are feeling makes me think over a bowel problem unrelated to watermelon. However, you can continue non taking watermelon, but at the same time, I advise to:
- increase water intake
- take OTC probiotics
- implement good hygienic measures especially when preparing food
- eat often, small portions and chew up slowly
and let me know how it goes.
All the best!
Dr.Albana