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I have been having these spasms in my diaphragm, It feels like I need to cough all the time. and it feels like i cant get a full breath of air. The spasm also goes up to my lower throat. Its painful, but not too painful. The pain goes into my back between my shoulder blades. I am 34 yrs old, female. Had my gallbladder removed 7 mo ago. Recently recovering from sepsis after a kidney stone became blocked. I went to the er with a fever, 125 pulse, blood and bacteria in my urine. However my blood labs were normal, so the doctor didnt start any antibiotics until the next morning when I went into septic shock. I've been on IV antibiotics for 3 months and was finally able to stop them 3 weeks ago. I am doing great. No signs of infection. BUT... this spasm thing must end. I feel like I am going to vomit 24/7. whats wrong with me?
hey,you! maybe after initial treatment with septic shock abcess drive residues exist below the diaphragm. you should test with ultrasonic inspection silently.beacause it exists when you have long-term antibiotic use. if it does not exist you should go see a psychiatrist. because after serious bacterial infections often have trouble you this. dear!
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hey,you! maybe after initial treatment with septic shock abcess drive residues exist below the diaphragm. you should test with ultrasonic inspection silently.beacause it exists when you have long-term antibiotic use. if it does not exist you should go see a psychiatrist. because after serious bacterial infections often have trouble you this. dear!