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Q: protruding stomach and always feels full
asked by: whitecopper on January 30th, 2008
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i am a 22 year old female. i play college basketball and am in peak physical condition. i lost about 10 lbs this summer and maintained an extremely regimented diet. since school started this year i have noticed that when i eat my stomach never seems to flaten out. every time i eat, i feel bloated and my stomach feels swollen. i know its not fat that i am gaining. my hip bones are visible and the veins that run near my waist poke out. i have not changed my diet since the summer and do not drink. however i am having to increase my caloric intake due to my increased energy requirement.

it is a very uncomfortable feeling, as my stomach always feels full and as if its going to explode. is there anyone who has an answer or idea as to what i could do to fix the situation????????? thanks.
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genyav
replied on February 5th, 2008
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Femoral Hernia
Have you looked into it being a femoral hernia? Do you have a painful lump at the crease of your leg below the abdomen when you sit down? Could also be a sports hernia or something causing bowel obstruction. How are your bowels when you're bloated?
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genyav
replied on February 5th, 2008
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Femoral Hernia
Have you looked into it being a femoral hernia? Do you have a painful lump at the crease of your leg below the abdomen when you sit down? Could also be a sports hernia or something causing bowel obstruction. How are your bowels when you're bloated?
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