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Hello, I had a laporocopic burning done for my endometriosis two and a half weeks ago. Two days later I was hit with a stomach bug. It has been two weeks since I threw up. I feel heartburn , sour stomach, burping and sometimes nausea. The day is hard to get thru. It s my fourth day on protonix and they have me taking xanax to sleep. Is this normal?
As surgery is a kind of stress for whole body, and so is stomach infection, it could trigger peptic ulcers (it is known as stress ulcers). It gives upper middle abdominal pain usually after 1-2 hours of the meal, nausea, heartburning.
Every surgery brings some risk of abdominal cavity inflammation and can cause abdominal cavity abscess. Endometriosis always can give bowel obstruction due to adhesions.
You should have abdominal ultrasound, abdominal X-ray and endoscopy performed. Full blood work and CRP should be also checked.
Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Hello! Thank you for the query. As surgery is a kind of stress for whole body, and so is stomach infection, it could trigger peptic ulcers (it is known as stress ulcers). It gives upper middle abdominal pain usually after 1-2 hours of the meal, nausea, heartburning. Every surgery brings some risk of abdominal cavity inflammation and can cause abdominal cavity abscess. Endometriosis always can give bowel obstruction due to adhesions. You should have abdominal ultrasound, abdominal X-ray and endoscopy performed. Full blood work and CRP should be also checked. Hope this will help. Regards.