Chronic Abdominal pain with no diagnose
Hello everyone, I am suffering from chronic upper left abdominal pain for past month and the severity of pain took me to emergency 3 times in last 3 weeks. I had my blood work, xray, ultrasound and gastroscopy done all the test came out fine. Doctors don’t know what’s wrong with me. When pain starts it last for 4-5 hours and happens atleast twice a day (which is almost whole day). No diet or dietary restrictions helping. Please suggest relief if anyone have any idea
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Years ago I had a similar problem before going on a trip to Australia. I went to a naturopathic doctor who ordered food sensitivity tests which revealed sensitivity to eggs,dairy and beans. These visits and tests are expensive but was so worth it. Hope this helps
Mine is all over stomach at times. I think it is my colon. I have to wait until next year to have colonoscopy.
I'm having a scope for gastric contractions of the stomach shown on a scan. I had to point it out to my doctor! Then he said we could proceed with test. I also have UC and IBS so I don't think he'll find anything. I've been thru so many colonoscopies that say I'm in remission with Entyvio. Anyone else gone thru this test and was anything found?
I went to the ER twice in 2006/2007. They couldn't find anything. YEARS LATER, I figured out it was garlic and onions. I could no longer digest them and they caused trapped gas. Try the FODMAP diet. I went to TWO gastroenterologists and they scoped everything! I ended up being Lactose and gluten intolerant by 2018, and I could no longer digest inulin either! IF it is food related the FODMAP will help you puzzle piece your intolerance. https://www.monashfodmap.com/ibs-central/i-have-ibs/starting-the-low-fodmap-diet/
Oh, also I had SIBO get a test for that. The clue is your "4 to 5 hour" thing twice a day. Its either SIBO (for which I take Xifaximin a targeted antibiotic) or a digestive intolerance. You didn't say your age or your diet so its a little hard to help more. But since you've probably looked to see if there's a food consistancy problem in the mix, I'll bet its the SIBO. Get tested and find out.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/small-intestinal-bacterial-overgrowth/symptoms-causes/syc-20370168