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Q: very very bad stomach pains

asked by: zachary136 on January 24th, 2008

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i am a 16 year old female and i have been having severe stomach pains for the last 2 years or so. it happens usually after i eat and not only does my stomach hurt but my right side stings and i sometimes feel nausias but i have never thrown up from it. i have trouble sleeping and whenever i wake up my stomach is in severe pain however when i wake up in the morning its gone. it seems to mainly bug me at night time. the doctors have looked in my stomach but have found nothing visible im still waiting for the biopsy report.

any info or related probs would be great!

thanks!

Replies(1)

genyav

replied on February 5th, 2008

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I have similar symptoms

I have had similar symptoms and have had multiple hernia operations. Sometimes hernias do not create a bulge but they do sting and will create stomach and back pains when you eat. Check into femoral hernias, indirect hernias (although less common in women) and direct hernias. Do you see any bulges near your pelvis or leg crease when you sit. Best of luck.

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