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Severe Stomach Pain, Sweating, Tumors In Ovaries, Borderline Cancer. Had Full Hysterectomy. Given Morphine. Apt Medication?
I have been ill for approx 5 years and have been unable to work for the past 3 years. I start with severe tummy pain followed by the worst sweating, I have long hair and it ends up soaked, I need to change my pajama's over and over, I vomit mainly foam and liquid. Searching for answers, my doctor found tumors on my ovaries and I had a full hysterectomy. The said I was borderline cancer, but now have the all clear from that. I have had every test icluding bloods, urine, emptying, nuclear medicine and swallowed a camera. Everything is clear, however my illness is getting worse. The last 2 times I ended up in hospital with all the same tests. Still nothing. They gave me morphine on both times which immediately stopped the pain. The following morning they say I am fine, nothing they can find. I am so fed up I have thought of taking my life.
Debbie
Debbie
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
Hi, Debbi,thanks for calling Health care magic forum.
You are having tummy pain since 5 years, and unable to work since 3 years.Frequent vomiting.
Had boarder line malignancy of ovaries and got total hysterectomy. Told every thing is clear.
The reasons for pain abdomen may be peptic ulcer, associated with the vomiting, kidney stones, U.T.I. worms in the intestines, and amebic colitis, diverticulitis, etc.
So i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
You are having tummy pain since 5 years, and unable to work since 3 years.Frequent vomiting.
Had boarder line malignancy of ovaries and got total hysterectomy. Told every thing is clear.
The reasons for pain abdomen may be peptic ulcer, associated with the vomiting, kidney stones, U.T.I. worms in the intestines, and amebic colitis, diverticulitis, etc.
So i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Wishing for a quick and complete recovery. Thank you.
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