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Last night I woke up in the middle of the night with the worst piercing pain in my stomach and I thought I had to use the bathroom so I went to the bathroom but I couldn t. I just got hella hot started dripping sweat and almost fainted. And some of the pain is still in my gut..and whenever I pee there s a little blood..
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history of severe pain in abdomen, sweating, almost fainting, inability to pass stools but blood in urine. This looks classical of an ureteric impacted stone. And I would advise you the following: Clinical evaluation and examination. Ultrasonography of abdomen X-ray of abdomen Tests of blood and urine. These will find the cause. If the stone is large enough you need surgical interpherence. Go for it. Take plenty of oral fluids. Antibiotics and antispasmodic as may be required.
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What Causes Severe Stomach Pain With Sweating?
Hi. Thanks for your query. Noted the history of severe pain in abdomen, sweating, almost fainting, inability to pass stools but blood in urine. This looks classical of an ureteric impacted stone. And I would advise you the following: Clinical evaluation and examination. Ultrasonography of abdomen X-ray of abdomen Tests of blood and urine. These will find the cause. If the stone is large enough you need surgical interpherence. Go for it. Take plenty of oral fluids. Antibiotics and antispasmodic as may be required.