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Q: Stomache Pain
asked by: missy732 on November 7th, 2003
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I have also had severe stomache pains, everyday almost for well over a year. In april of 2002 I had my galbladder removed, at that time I was told that I had galstones which was causing the pain. If that was the case why am I still having these pains? Im on birth control pills (ortho tri cyclen), I had questioned the nurse at the health dept. About the pains ive been having, and she referred me to see a Dr. I did go see the Dr. And was told I had a stomache ulcer and was put on zantac. About 3 weeks later I returned because the zantac wasnt helping, I was then put on prilosec, (this was about a month ago) however, even this medication isnt helping any. Crying or Very sad ive watched what I eat and have cut back on the caffeine, and I still get these pains in the upper part of my stomach that spread to my sides and back, and usually last about 1 min at a time, what can this be caused from, any info. Would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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