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What Does Symptoms Of Abdominal And Upper Back Pain Mean?
I woke up today afte three hours of sleeping (worked overnight shift) with severe upper abd pain that went to my back. I tried to reposiion myself thinking it was just back pain or sciatica flareup. I then became very nauseated and vomited and abdominal pain was intense. I have not had diarrhea but was belching a lot. The nausea has subsided but abdominal discomfort continues. When I tried to go back to sleep, back pain was theuu biggest issue. I am mostly concerned about the severe abdominal/back pain that woke me up. Now that I am up I still have abdominal and upper back pain. I have to go to work in a couple of hours. I am just wondering what my symptoms might mean and kin
hi, do you consume alcohol? did you have similar episodes previously? in any case, your symptoms suggest 1) pancreatitis- more probable if you are alcoholic 2) peptic ulcer- if you smoke, or have stress or have recently taken pain killers. Avoid hot and spicy items, oily foods and hot tea. if pain do not subside, consult a physician. hope this helped.
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What Does Symptoms Of Abdominal And Upper Back Pain Mean?
hi, do you consume alcohol? did you have similar episodes previously? in any case, your symptoms suggest 1) pancreatitis- more probable if you are alcoholic 2) peptic ulcer- if you smoke, or have stress or have recently taken pain killers. Avoid hot and spicy items, oily foods and hot tea. if pain do not subside, consult a physician. hope this helped.