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Central abdominal pain syndrome (CAPS) or Hernia?
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Jul 26 2:52am | Replies (32)Comment receiving replies
@invisiblepain2 No one can tell me what this is. I've gone through so many doctors because they tell me I'm not a textbook case and they tell me they have no idea what is wrong with me.
Every scan / image I've had done show my organs are normal, there is no mass or fluid build-up, and they send me home with the same issue I went to the doctor for. It took over 2 years to find a primary doctor that actually listens to what I tell him, as several before him thought there is nothing wrong.
One doctor, after the worst physical in my life (nothing was really examined) said one possibility is that this might be the way I am now. I do not accept that, this is not how I'm going to spend the next 30 years, and I'm still searching for that person that has heard of this, or that has had this themselves, and they know how to treat it.
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@marcd2k Hi! Not to put ideas in your head, these pains may be spasms in the area of your digestive organs. I have an unexplained sharp pain that rises from right around the diaphragm up through my serum, making a you as it rises into the chest then narrowing the run up the neck into my jaws, causing a terrible ear pain and leaves with a slow fleeting pace. The jaw and ear pain can remain for hours. its parallel until it stops at one ear for longer. For several years my doctor had me chew a baby aspirin as soon as it traveling pain starts. It does not last long enough to be a heart attack. That's where I stand like me with no idea what is causing this pain. The other consideration by me is another hernia. The one repaired a few years back was strangling a part of my stomach. I had lost weight and was living on chewable digestive aids. The current pain is different in than this pain I have endured for 8-9 years that rises nearly to my temples and sometimes set off a migraine and a sharp pain in one side of the crown in my head.
I do have a very bad case of Fibromyalgia, and I could leave it at that. But these chest pains are scary and exhausting. I live alone. If someone saw this as it happens, they would call 911.
I wish you well and the best medical care you can obtain.