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Q: Morning Sickness...not Pregnant
asked by: sparkle13 on October 25th, 2004
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For the past 5 months I have been experiencing major stomach pains. At first it started about once a week and from there gradually became every day. At the time I was taking miralax for ibs symptoms and was also on the ortho evra birth control patch. So I concluded that it was the patch and took it off. I was fine for about a week after taking it off, but then I started getting stomach aches again. I noticed that when I took the miralax my stomach pains were more severe, so I also stopped taking that, but my aches never went away.

Right now I experience severe stomach cramping when I wake up that is only relieved by a bowel movement. Also I notice that my stools are abnormal because they are sometimes green, have white mucus, and have a very odd smell. And there is an urgency to have to go to the bathroom. I also notice that I have to urinate more frequenty during the day. Normally it is relieved by a bowel movement, but lately my stomach aches last most of the day. The left side of my stomach has sharp pains. I notice I have a lot of gas especially at night before I go to bed. I went to the doctor but they couldn't find anything wrong with my blood tests and x-ray. (i'm not sure if this has anything to do with it, but I get severe cramps when I have my period that doesn't go away with any medicine or heat like it used to.)

this happens every morning so it makes it hard for me to have a life. I had to quit my job because of the pain. If anyone has any idea what this is or has experienced similar pains. Please reply to this message. Thank you!
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wakkochic17
replied on October 25th, 2004
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Have they done a stool sample? What kind of doctor did you go to.. I would recommend a gastroenterologist if that's not who you've been seeing already. It sounds like they need to keep looking... You may have some sort of bacteria in your system but i'm not sure.
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