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Cramps In Stomach, Took Rabemed, Cyclopam, Timely Relief. Permanent Solution ?
HELLO DOCTOR!! I WAS GETTING CRAMS IN MY STOMACH SINCE 20 SEPT 2012,(I HAD NOT PASSED MY MOTIONS FOR 4 DAYS BEFORE THE DAY) BUT THE CRAMS WERE VERY LITTLE SO I IGNORED IT , I CONSULTED OUR GP 26 SEPT HE PRESCRIBED ME RABEMED DSR I HAD 3 CAPSULES BUT THER WERE NO RESULTS.YHE CRAMS WERE TOO MUCH ON 29 SEPT EVVENING SINCE THERE WAS HOLIDAY ON 29 SEPT I COULD NT CONTACT HIM. I LATER WENT TO A HOSPITAL, THERE WAS A RMO WHO PRESCRIBED ME CYCLOSPAM THE CRAMS WERE REDUCED BUT NOT FULLY CURED. WHAT ARE YOUR SUGGESTIONS N EXPERIENCE IN MY CASE??? DUE TO WHAT THIS CAN HAPPEN??? I DO NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS FOR MOTIONS, MY STOOLS ARE NORMAL, NO FEVER , NO VOMITING . IM ALL FIT EXPECT THE CRAMS IN MY STOMACH
Fri, 22 Mar 2019
Hi,
You had constipation followed by cramps which got settled with Rabemed and Cyclopam, but the spasms still continue.
I would advise you the following in such a situation:
First of all consult your Doctor again for clinical examiantion of abdomen to see for any tenderness, lump or fecoliths in abdomen.
X-ray of abdomen shows any obstruction or fecoliths.
If fecoliths are present you need an enema followed by stool softeners and laxatives.
Ultrasonography of abdomen.
Tests of stool, blood and urine.
Any other investigations like CT scan and colonsocopy if indiccated.
All these things will give a proper diagnosis so that a proper management can be done to relieve you of your problems.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. T Chandrakant,
General Surgeon
You had constipation followed by cramps which got settled with Rabemed and Cyclopam, but the spasms still continue.
I would advise you the following in such a situation:
First of all consult your Doctor again for clinical examiantion of abdomen to see for any tenderness, lump or fecoliths in abdomen.
X-ray of abdomen shows any obstruction or fecoliths.
If fecoliths are present you need an enema followed by stool softeners and laxatives.
Ultrasonography of abdomen.
Tests of stool, blood and urine.
Any other investigations like CT scan and colonsocopy if indiccated.
All these things will give a proper diagnosis so that a proper management can be done to relieve you of your problems.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. T Chandrakant,
General Surgeon
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