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Posted by baileylynn1 @baileylynn1, Oct 4 9:58pm

Stomach,bladder,pelvic pain constant, 24/7, nasuous, pants hurt , anything near my stomach i am in agony

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baileylynn1 | @baileylynn1 | Oct 6 9:02am
In reply to @slkanowitz "Celebrex and steroids can certainly cause gastritis. Did you have an H Pylori test done? I..." + (show)
@slkanowitz

Celebrex and steroids can certainly cause gastritis. Did you have an H Pylori test done? I agree that a Hida scan for gallbladder function helps identify gallbladder problems even when CT and ultrasound are normal. It would be helpful if you could list all your symptoms and what tests/results you’ve had. Have you had pancreatic enzymes checked in blood ( lipase, amylase)? Fatty food intolerance? Vomiting? I think the upper abdominal problems are separate from the pelvic, bladder issues. If you can tell us more we can help you better.

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Gallbladder,liver,kidney,back, abdomen, had mris on. Showed a small cyst on liver, kidney showed small stone. Otherwise normal dr said. Same with all ct. Syptoms all around tired, also forgot to add that i had hip surgary on may 8th and mri now showed in thar i have illopsas tendonitis and burtisis which is painful. Back to syptoms, pain radiates all over abdomen, all day usually, bending over doing anything hurts, walking more then 15 minutes Round block makes me feel like insides falling out. My pants and underwear i am wearing 2 sizes bigger Otherwise it hurts. Nasuous most of day. As of yesterday i was told i have vaginal wall prolapse, bladder fell. I had total hysterectomy in 2019. When my bladder fills it makes me even more sore and sick, when it empties i in pain 20 minutes afterwards.

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baileylynn1 | @baileylynn1 | Oct 6 9:04am
In reply to @slkanowitz "Celebrex and steroids can certainly cause gastritis. Did you have an H Pylori test done? I..." + (show)
@slkanowitz

Celebrex and steroids can certainly cause gastritis. Did you have an H Pylori test done? I agree that a Hida scan for gallbladder function helps identify gallbladder problems even when CT and ultrasound are normal. It would be helpful if you could list all your symptoms and what tests/results you’ve had. Have you had pancreatic enzymes checked in blood ( lipase, amylase)? Fatty food intolerance? Vomiting? I think the upper abdominal problems are separate from the pelvic, bladder issues. If you can tell us more we can help you better.

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Also had endoscopy showed mild gastris and colonoscopy was good.

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lrh Peggy | @lrh | Oct 6 10:49am
In reply to @baileylynn1 "I was on celebrex for 8 weeks after my hip replacement in may. Then i was..." + (show)
@baileylynn1

I was on celebrex for 8 weeks after my hip replacement in may. Then i was on steriods for a week because i got hurt in P.t. Been on bland diet since end of august. Now one dr thinking it might be heart related, something to do with mild calcification? Then he was thinking ibs but nothing he can do about that. Primary dr. Did find on monday that i have a vaiginal wall prolaspe mild, bladder sitting on rectum. In between all this had two utis.

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Pelvic prolapses can be painful. I have had cystocele and rectocele surgeries in the past and recently have had pelvic floor issues which is also painful. My gynecologist has been most helpful with all these issues and I am now doing physical therapy to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, Have you seen a gynecologist? Maybe fixing your prolapse would relieve at least some of your pain.

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baileylynn1 | @baileylynn1 | Oct 6 11:03am

Seeing urogynecologist in two weeks

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lrh Peggy | @lrh | Oct 11 11:20am
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Seeing urogynecologist in two weeks

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I sincerely hope the urogynecologist can help you. It would be interesting to know his diagnosis and what will be his plan for you.

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