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Upper Back Pain When Hungry, Have Bad Appetite. Underweight. Related To Nutrient Level?
I experience upper back pain whenever i am hungry. the pain goes away instantly once i eat or drink something, however small it may be. i had this problem some time back and it went off but it is back again. the pain becomes more severe if i don't get something to eat fast and may cause me to feel dizzy and nausea. could this be hunger, or a sign that i do not have enough nutrients? I am just a little underweight and i do not have good appetite. Do you think this problem is related to my nutrients level? Please help
Fri, 25 Oct 2013
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No it is not related with your "nutrient level" which is very slang word you used here, this is "hunger pang" some time occurs in state of fasting which said to be a normal phenomenon try to eat every after two hours in little quantity, it seems every thing okay, no need to worry enjoy the life have good day.
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No it is not related with your "nutrient level" which is very slang word you used here, this is "hunger pang" some time occurs in state of fasting which said to be a normal phenomenon try to eat every after two hours in little quantity, it seems every thing okay, no need to worry enjoy the life have good day.
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Hi, it appears to be the gastric pain due to irritation, due to peptic ulcer, or irritant foods or anxiety. When you don't eat at that time it is increased and and lead to nausea, and dizziness.
I advise you to consult a gastro enterologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have gastroscopy, and U.S.scanning for diagnosis .
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I advise you to consult a gastro enterologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have gastroscopy, and U.S.scanning for diagnosis .
Thank you.
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