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Vomited Blood Slightly, Gastric Problem Diagnosed, Enlarged Abdomen, Abnormal Urine. CBC Done. Advise?

Good evening doc. I am jenelyn nemil. I have a lot of question regarding to my health about my stomach. I was vomit blood not too much only a slight it was happened 3 weeks ago..so last week I went to the hospital and made chek up. I undergo cbc to know about my desease and the result is gastric problem the doctor not explaine to me properly about it..and now doc I bam again and I feel that my stomach is became big or abdominal enlargement..i am confused if what is this? my urine also is not normal can you explain me if what is this doc..thank you
Fri, 14 Jun 2013
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Dear user, you need to undergo upper GI endoscopy to find out the source of blood in vomitus. it could be an ulcer in stomach, tears in oesophagus (mallory-weiss tears), oesophageal varices (swollen blood vessels in food pipe). The last mentioned condition is usually associated with liver cirrhosis, which may have other symptoms such as nausea vomiting, fatigue, weight loss, enlarged abdomen due to fluid collection (you have mentioned it), disturbed sleep, altered menstrual cycle etc. So you also need to undergo USG abdomen to find out the cause of abdominal enlargement and liver function tests to rule out any liver disease. So please consult a gastroenterologist
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Vomited Blood Slightly, Gastric Problem Diagnosed, Enlarged Abdomen, Abnormal Urine. CBC Done. Advise?

Dear user, you need to undergo upper GI endoscopy to find out the source of blood in vomitus. it could be an ulcer in stomach, tears in oesophagus (mallory-weiss tears), oesophageal varices (swollen blood vessels in food pipe). The last mentioned condition is usually associated with liver cirrhosis, which may have other symptoms such as nausea vomiting, fatigue, weight loss, enlarged abdomen due to fluid collection (you have mentioned it), disturbed sleep, altered menstrual cycle etc. So you also need to undergo USG abdomen to find out the cause of abdominal enlargement and liver function tests to rule out any liver disease. So please consult a gastroenterologist