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What Can Cause Abdominal Pain, Nausea And Hands Turned Blue?
Okay here's the deal. I've had bloods tests done one for type of parasite caused by eating raw meat and from the dominican, two other ones for bowel dieases (chrones diease) I don't know the other one , one for ciliac and I'm waiting on my parasite tests ... Now all my tests came back negative and I'm quite in patient , so I've been have abdominal pains including vomiting 1-3 times a day 7 is the max so far . I can keep some foods down but not most. I have been having headaches and pain just under my ribs , I've been feeling very fatigued and it gets worse when I swim (I'm a competitive swimmer) and just today my hands went blue kinda like a bruise looking . Please help .
Wed, 4 Mar 2015
Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Read and understood your problems.
You have got abdominal pains, vomiting, headache and pain under the ribs.
Getting fatigues and getting worst if you swim.
Tests done for parasites, Crohn's and Celiac and looks to be negative as per the history you have given.
This looks to be due to intestinal infection and I would advise the following :
5-day course of an antibiotic, metronidazole, probiotic ans symptomatic as per problems
Plenty of oral fluids.Bed rest- no swimming till you get alright.
Once the body gets proper medicines ans the circulation is well improved, the hands will not turn blue again.
Thanks for your query.
Read and understood your problems.
You have got abdominal pains, vomiting, headache and pain under the ribs.
Getting fatigues and getting worst if you swim.
Tests done for parasites, Crohn's and Celiac and looks to be negative as per the history you have given.
This looks to be due to intestinal infection and I would advise the following :
5-day course of an antibiotic, metronidazole, probiotic ans symptomatic as per problems
Plenty of oral fluids.Bed rest- no swimming till you get alright.
Once the body gets proper medicines ans the circulation is well improved, the hands will not turn blue again.
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