What are some foods that cause abdominal pains

What are some foods that cause abdominal pains

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Most fried foods cause abdominal pain. Just think of all the grease you are intaking. Thanks for using ChaCha!

How long do abdominal pains last after food poisoning??

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Last month I had the same thing: The Food poisoning lasted under 4 days and I had stomach cramps for about 10 days after. I drank lots of gatorade and water and crackers. What you are feeling is normal too me! I also lost about 5Lbs mostly …

Are there foods that can initiate a stomach ache?

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Beans! The magical fruit. So good for us, but so hard on the guts. And even worse when they are soy beans. The gas people get from tofu and tempe and soy beverage is outrageous. From regular beans, try this simple five-step approach – guara…

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38 1/2 wks i’ve been getting bad stomach/abdominal pains a few days a week for 3 weeks now, Why? What are they

Q: My doctor just told me to take Zantac, but it really really really hurts. I get this pain for a couple days out of the week, and have been having it for a few weeks now. It covers my entire abdomen starting right under my breasts and down past my belly button. My stomach doesn’t get hard. It is constant pain that feels like heartburn/gas pressure and hurts in waves… it’s always but then it will hurt really really bad and peak, then subside. It causes some flatulence and the baby moves more than usual. Last week, one episode lasted from morning until 6pm at night. I’ve been watching what I eat, and have been eating non-greasy foods, and drinking water and juice. Anyone else experience this?????

A: When I was at 37 weeks with my now 5-year old, I started having the same thing. They were contractions, but preparatory ones. The doctor’s office hooked me up to a machine that detected they were indeed contractions, and they were worried I would go into premature labor- wanted to give me stuff to stop ’em. I was also dilated to about a 3- don’t remember that part for sure.I had been reading a lot and felt sure I was just getting ready, so I refused. Besides, that late in the pregnancy, chances were good of baby doing well if I did go into labor.At 39 weeks, I still hadn’t gone into full labor. From an ultrasound, they feared the baby was TOO BIG now and wanted to induce the following day. I agreed since I felt tired and ready (and was an impatient first time almost Mommy).The next day, I got ready, then before they could induce me, went into actual labor. Because I had had these “preparatory” contractions I believe you are describing, my labor was only a few hours long and Very easy. I think you are blessed if this is the case because it is better to have semi-severe contractions over time then a ton of full ones over say, 48 hours. Good “luck.”

Sorta gross question BUT: Bloating, Abdominal pain, constipation…?

Q: I know these symptoms are part of IBS, and considering my poor diet, that is likely the cause. What are some foods that will help relieve these symptoms relatively quickly? Like in a couple weeks time?

A: Eat lots of raw fruits and vegetables. Cereals like oatmeal that are high in fiber are a good choice too. Don’t forget to drink lots of water too. That will definitely help. Good luck!!

My dog is sick with abdominal pains. What might it be?

Q: My dog (a little chihuahua X)came down sick Wednesday evening. I noticed earlier that afternoon he was acting a little funny by laying in my other dog’s crate…which is odd because he hates crates. Anyway, I went to feed all the dogs a couple hours later(there’s 4 total in the house), and noticed that he didn’t want to eat, so I heated up a little wet food for him, which he ate. At this point I felt his stomach and noticed it was REALLY hard and tight and he seemed quite under the weather (his tail was down, and he usually has a tail that curls over his back). I was so concerned with how tight and hard his stomach felt that I brought him to the emergency vet within a half hour of noticing this. There were 2 critical cases ahead of us and one doctor, so we ended up waiting 2 hours before my dog was even seen. All the emergency vet did was feel him and take x rays. He said his stomach felt normal (even after I stressed that it wasn’t normal for my dog). The vet said everything looked normal on the x ray–no twisting or sign of bloat, but that there was a lot of food in his stomach (and I hadn’t fed him much that evening before taking him). That vet put him on metoclopramide, and sent us home.Noticing that he wasn’t getting any better, I brought him to my regular vet (with the ok from the emergency vet) yesterday, before the holiday weekend. The regular vet gave him subcutaneous fluids, took more xrays, ran a blood work panel and a snap test for pancreatitis. I showed my regular vet the x rays from the emergency vet, and he said that in one of them, some of my dog’s organs were kind of squished up almost into his ribcage and his stomach size was borderline normal, but enlarged. In the x ray taken yesterday, his organs appeared normal, and his stomach was at a normal size again–but the lining was quite a bit thicker than normal. The blood work panel came back normal all around and the pancreatitis test was negative. They told me he had an inflamed digestive tract, but they didn’t know what was causing it, so they told me to finish the two day metoclopramide from the emergency vet and give him and bland diet (hamburger and rice) and wait a couple days and see. He seems really listless, just sleeping on the couch or in a crate all day unless it’s time to eat or someone comes to the door (in which case he’ll do a subdued alarm bark). He doesn’t seem to be drinking on his own, so I’ve been giving him some broth (a tiny bit of wet dog food + water) which he’ll drink. His bowel movements have been at normal intervals and of regular consistency, although not nearly as big or as much as normal (think the thickness of earthworms, instead of the normal thickness which is the diameter of a nickel<<sorry bad analogy, but you get the point?). His belly continues to be really tense and painful. About an hour ago though, he passed some diarrhea (?). My grandma let him out in the back yard when I was getting out of the shower. She said it poured out of him. I checked it out a few minutes later, and it was nearly all mucus with what I think appear to be tiny pebbles of fully formed stool. I don’t think he got into anything. He was only alone for one hour the day he became ill and he isn’t the kind of dog to get into anything. The only thing I can think of is that a few days ago I saw there was a recall on cow hooves for salmonella concerns. My dogs got their first cow hooves a few weeks ago. I also started thinking and I realized that just last week I gave them all raw marrow bones that I got from the grocery store. I usually pick them up after a few hours, but this time there was one that didn’t get eaten and sat out for a day. But if it were either of those two things, wouldn’t the other three dogs be sick as well? I also work at a dog boarding kennel and this dog is one of two I bring to work with me, so illness from other dogs is also a possibility. Please keep in mind–this isn’t just a minor digestive upset. I see minor upsets all the time at work, and this is not that. My dog is in a lot of physical pain as well.What I’d like to know is: what do you think is the cause my dog’s inflamed stomach and digestive tract? I’d just like some input so I can keep an open mind about the cause of his illness and present some possibilities to the vet if he doesn’t improve over the weekend. Thank you so much!He improved greatly Sunday and Monday, then was as worse as he was when this all started, last week.My vet ran a parasite screen yesterday just in case and everything was negative. They put him on an antibiotic as a precaution yesterday. Trying to get an appointment to see an internal medicine specialist. I’d still appreciate any ideas.Thanks again

A: he could have an obstruction. go back to the vet. ask them to do a barium series. barium is a white milky substance that will show up on xray. giving it orally allows the vet to monitor the gi tract for blockages by taking several xrays through the day until all the barium is in the colon.