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How To Cure Pain In The Right Side Between Busts And Waist Which Increases After Dinner?
I have had mid to severe pain in my right side under my rib cage at the back from my shoulder blade down to 3 ribs above my waist mainly the area level with my bust aprox a 9 inch length,it is much worse after dinner,and much much worse sitting or laying down,I cannot sleep,I have had it for 3 days and 3 nights,I have taken indigestion and gas remedies I pass a lot of wind both ends but it doesn't relieve the pain,it does not hurt when I breath and it is not sore to touch .The pain seems to move within the area and the intencety varies It feels like heavily trapped wind I have no abnominal pain,I have had diverticular disease and IBS for many years and have learned how to control it
but this is the first time I have had these symptons.
but this is the first time I have had these symptons.
Mon, 27 Jan 2014
If you have been checked for high blood pressure and are having a normal B.P., then you could be having ulcer pains. You should consult an gastroenterologist. Meanwhile you should try following:-
1 take rabeperazole+ domperidone combination one a day, in morning on empty stomach.
2. Ranitinidine 300mg at bed time.
3. A good antacid 15-20ml three times a day after meals.
4. Ofloxacin+ornidizole twice a day
5. Avoid spicy and oily food.
6. Avoid smoking, alcohol, tobacco.
7. Avoid pain killers.
8. Take frequent small meals.
9. Take more fruits, salad and home cooked food.
Note:- please get an E.C.G. done to rule out cardiac involvement.
1 take rabeperazole+ domperidone combination one a day, in morning on empty stomach.
2. Ranitinidine 300mg at bed time.
3. A good antacid 15-20ml three times a day after meals.
4. Ofloxacin+ornidizole twice a day
5. Avoid spicy and oily food.
6. Avoid smoking, alcohol, tobacco.
7. Avoid pain killers.
8. Take frequent small meals.
9. Take more fruits, salad and home cooked food.
Note:- please get an E.C.G. done to rule out cardiac involvement.
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