I have a severe bloating feeling anytime I eat meals that consist of more than about 300 calories. I cannot eat anything with grease, fat, sugar, or excessive protein. The pain is usually on both of my sides and sometimes moves up into my stomach area just below my ribs. I have tried diets that cut out fats, simple carbs, and caffeine. Currently I can only eat about 3-4 times a day as long as the meals are small. If I start to get this feeling, I usually have to lie down and cannot move or eat for about 12-16 hours. I also break out in cold sweats. I used to have heartburn, but my doctor has prescribed me Prevacid to get rid of it. She also has me scheduled to take an ultrasound of my gall bladder, but does not think that is the case because the pain is not just in upper-right quadrant of my abdomen, but the whole area.
2007-02-01
18:45:24
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First of all, the doctor has ruled out any problems with my bowels as I have regular movement and I have an excessive amount of gas. I have not had a colonoscopy or any other type of eploratory procedures done because we are not that far along with trying to find out the diagnosis. Also some of you do not get the fact that this happens to me no matter what I eat. I have had this occur after eating a piece of crab (just 1 leg), or a bowl of vegetables, or a package of crackers.
I just ate a cup of frozen Italian ice and now I feel like I am going to explode.
2007-02-01
19:31:37 ·
update #1
No, I don't drink alcohol. I have not had any alcohol in almost a year. Even when I do drink, it is in small amounts because I usually have to do the driving. Never have been a heavy drinker.
As for sugars, I do not eat them excessively. I used to eat probably more than I should, but lately I have cut them almost completly out of my diet.
Also this is a problem taht has gottne progressively worse for the past 4-5 years.
2007-02-01
20:31:38 ·
update #2