Stomach, Ulcers, Gastric Bypass Forum - Ongoing Stomach Problems

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Q: Ongoing Stomach Problems

asked by: kate33 on April 13th, 2005

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I have felt nauseous my whole life. Since I was a child I complained of a stomach ache. My stomach feels tight and I feel nauseous all the time. I have seen a few doctors and they tell me that I am fine. I have had ultra sounds of my gallbladder and had my stomach scoped. There are no visible problems. I have had hormones tested and have been seeing a chiropractor. I need help! I am a 23 year old and am not over weight, I should not be feeling too sick to go out, but I often do not go out because I am tired and my stomach is upset…..I need help! Any ideas as to what my problem is?

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carieurato

replied on April 18th, 2005

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Stomach Pain

Do you have a lot of stress. A lot of anxiety? That could be it. I find when I am anxious or stressed-out I get a lot of stomach pain. Maybe some relaxation or a better diet would help??

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