never ending stomach pain - General Health Message Board

Inferit · 07-25-2007, 02:54 PM

I been having a wierd pain in my stomach for about a couple months now. Nothing to the point were i urgently need to see a doctor or anything. Very annoying - dullish type pain. It seems to be constant. Only time i dont really feel any discomfort is right when i wake up in the mornings, but after about 15-30 minutes the pain is noticable again. Often times I feel really full, bloated like. Even If i rarely ate. Last few weeks i been trying to drink a lot of water to see if this would help. But so far no luck. I also thought maybe its acid related. I tried some anti-acid tablets but they didnt seem to help.

Anyone here had/have a similar problem like this, if so how did you get rid of it?

If anyone has any ideas or suggestions I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

Andrea84 · 07-25-2007, 07:26 PM

A constant pain and bloating, etc. that goes on for months should be reported to the doctor even if the pain isn't severe.

PixieJen · 07-25-2007, 07:31 PM

I had pain like this once but it was horrible and i couldn't walk... it didn't last more than a minute or so at a time but kept coming back... mine was gas. But When i was experiencing this pain i did a lot of research and came up with Crohn's disease. I think you should see a doctor, it may not be bad, but better not take the chance.

jen52983 · 07-26-2007, 08:02 AM

some other suggestions off the top of my head;

I had a constant "full" feeling even without having eaten, was bloated often and other symptoms.. it turned out to be a food allergy-- Celiac Disease/Gluten Intolerance.

Another thing that can cause the symptoms you mentioned is a parasite.

Both of these suggestions have lists of other symptoms, they were just two things that popped into my head.. try doing some online searching though, maybe you can match any other symptoms.

Are you constipated? That could be a symptom or the problem by itself. But I agree, that persistant and constant bloating and such should be brought to a doctor's attention.