Urinary and Bladder Disorders Forum - Stomach Pains

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Q: Stomach Pains - Uti Issues!

asked by: shera1977 on June 27th, 2004

New User

More painful than the uit are the stomach pains/stomach spasms that are shooting. My stomach is very sensitive to touch now. I'm taking phenazopyrid and levaquin but no relief for the uti yet (2 days so far). It's hard to stand up from the pains sometimes - but feel good to arch my back.

Recently I was told I had ibs that was causing similar stomach pains which were accompanied with nausea, diarrhea, and constipation.

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2ferano

replied on June 27th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

It could very well be the ibs causing these pains. I have ibs and I get those pains all of the time. It sucks, but you learn to deal. They do have pills to help though and the drug levsin works wonders.

shera1977

replied on June 29th, 2004

New User

More Than Uit?

Just seems like the antibiotic isn't working and every time I eat it sounds like there a monster in my stomach (growling loud). Nothing bathroom related lately...Not going counts I guess but the uti isn't going away and the stomach thing has me confused????

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