Suggest Treatment For Painful Abdominal Spasms And Difficulty In Bowel Movements

Posted on Mon, 22 May 2017

Question: Hello, I had an episode early Friday evening after waking up from a nap. I was experiencing really painful stomach spasms, became quite chilled, and had difficulty with bowel movements. I felt like I was going to pass out. I kept going from bedroom to bathroom. Then I threw up and it was red, looking like blood and phlegm. I feel back to sleep exhausted and slept for most of the next day. I also had some blood in my stool. This all just came out of nowhere. I was simply tired when I laid down for a nap. I am feeling okay now, but my lower stomach still doesn't feel right. PS I lost medical coverage recently and a friend is going to loan me funds to get reinstated. I'm just looking for what might be the issue.

Answered by Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel (3 hours later)

Brief Answer:
Respected XXXX,hi it`s Gastrointestinal bleed,acute erosive gastritis.

Detailed Answer:
Respected XXXX, hi sorry to hear about your issue.
I have thoroughly evaluated your query in details.
*Relates with Gastrointestinal bleeding due to vivid reasons ranging from Acute
erosive gastritis ,stomach/ duodenal ulcers, severe oesphagitis with hard stool
induced bleeding per rectum liver disorders as portal hypertension , other
systemic disorders, certain foods / drugs induced , related to alcohol / other
beverages & many more.
*Certain details I would like to get from yourside for further clarifications :
1.type of food consumed in 24 hours period prior to episode
2.past history of stomach /bowel problems
3.current bowel was hard / loose & type, amount of blood with burning anal
region
4.type of blood in vomit as streaks/ fresh massive/dots , frequency how many
times since then everytime blood alone or with food particles
5.stress/anxiety levels
6.sleep pattern
7.daily food pattern & any recent change
8.alcohol/smoking/abuse substance useage if any
9.other medical condition or medicines for other problems
10.any other information you would like to share for this.
*Till then I suggest :
- take plenty of liquids to maintain your hydration preferably in form of boiled
water, coconut water, green tea, home made juices, lemon juice, butter milk.
- avoid all oily / spicy / nonveg stuffs / beverages / cheese / pastas / excess
ghee / sugars / sweeteners temporarily.
- have small amount of foods at intervals.
- avoid prolong fasting / overeating.
- keep ambulatory till possible.
*Hope this helps you.
Thanks for using Health care magic & giving me an opportunity to assist you.
Awaiting for your details.
Regards dear.
Take care.

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