Sound like a flu virus or two separate things that hit you at once. If it doesn't clear up in a few days or no over the counter medicine seems to help I would see a doctor.

Did you give birth by C-section? If yes, that might be an incisional hernia, caused by inadequate closure of the fascia, muscles, etc.

Abdominal adhesions are a common complication of surgery, occurring in up to 93% of people who undergo abdominal or pelvic surgery. Abdominal adhesions also occur in 10.4% of people who have never ...

Have they ruled out IBS (irritable bowel syndrome)? It has some of the symptoms you describe. Reflief from this requires: stress management, antianxiety med, and/or smooth muscle relaxant. It usual...

although I am not sure of the answer, I would tend to side with the nurse practitioner at the trauma hospital unit as one who deals with this more than a rushed er doctor..maybe get an appointment ...

You cannot see your aorta. Such an important blood vessel is surrounded with enough protection and set too deeply to be seen. Besides, the aorta is closer to your back than your front, and is locat...

to be honest the best way is not to go on a diet as ive tried them all and diet pills and they dont work lol but just change your diet and go swimming 4-5 times a week for about an hour each time i...

MY OPPINION IS.THAT IT MAY ALL BE ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR NEW WORKOUT ROUTINE.IF YOUR NEW TO LIFTING YOU COULD BE SORE FOR TWO TO THREE WEEKS.ITS ALSO POSSIBLE YOU COULD HAVE PULLED A MUSCLE.YOU NEED ...

It really is a waiting game. You could get a blood test done, or you could wait another week, then do a hpt again. You may not have produce enough hcg, a hormone that the test picks up. Give it a l...

I had that same thing happen to me. I did pass out like 40 times a day and after seeing many different cardiologist they determined it was stress and panic attacks. Go see a doctor. Family practi...

THEN go to your doctors.

Are you aware of where your heart is? Its right benieth your sternum (breastbone). And when it beats you can see the movement on the upper abdomen. That is perfectly natural. But having chest pai...

Have the colonoscopy and an endoscopy. You need to have a thorough examination of your digestive system. Bloody stools are not normal and should not be taken lightly. Persistent pain is also som...

Sounds alot like IBS Irritable Bowel Syndrome!

Sounds like a digestive problem. The pain could be explained by gas, especially since you're constipated. But why? If you have some swollen organ, a mass growing or a twist in your intestines,...