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What's Causing Abdominal Pain With Less Appetite And Slight Body Tremors When All Blood Tests, Appendix And Cat Scan Normal?
I have some abdominal pain, it's been there for 2 weeks now. I have been checked to make sure it is not something like an infection or appendix etc, but along with it I am not really eating much and I keep getting these slight body tremors. I notice them if I am sitting or trying to go to sleep. I have had 2 urine tests and blood work done and all came back good and 3 months ago I had a cat scan on my brain which came back good...sometimes I feel a. It weak and shaky but most of all I am scared of what could be causing this and I think my anxiety might be taking over! What could it be?
Wed, 22 Jan 2014
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Abdominal pain with less appetite indicates indigestion also called dyspepsia.
Weak and shaky feeling might be due to anxiety and multi vitamin deficiency.
Dyspepsia also occurs due to stress,anxiety.
Try to avoid stress,anxiety.
Drink more water and liquids.
Take simple,high fiber diet.
Start b12,folic acid with lactic acid bacillus.
Cyproheptidine will be helpful to improve your appetite.
Consult your family physician for further guidance and medications.
Abdominal pain with less appetite indicates indigestion also called dyspepsia.
Weak and shaky feeling might be due to anxiety and multi vitamin deficiency.
Dyspepsia also occurs due to stress,anxiety.
Try to avoid stress,anxiety.
Drink more water and liquids.
Take simple,high fiber diet.
Start b12,folic acid with lactic acid bacillus.
Cyproheptidine will be helpful to improve your appetite.
Consult your family physician for further guidance and medications.
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