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stomach pains vomitting minutes after eating possible food piosoning 3 months ago vomitting for 4 days after eating went away 21 female past meds larium,seroquil,synthomicn,sythomax'palal,ambium ? spelling concerned friend going for a endoscopy tomorrow

 

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May 9 10:09 PM (12 minutes and 11 seconds later)
         
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This sounds like it could be associated with the gallbladder, so that is something they will be checking for. It could also be associated with a peptic ulcer as well so it is good that they are going for this procedure in the morning. It does sound related to one of the above possibilities and it may be that they will choose to remove the gallbladder.

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May 9 10:52 PM (5 minutes and 45 seconds later)
         
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Dear Scott,

I would like to keep in mind these possiblities,

  • a viral stomach flu...
  • acid peptic disease (gastritis) including a peptic ulcer (stomach ulcer being more likely given your symptoms).
  • A gastroesophageal reflux may also lead to similar symptoms

Given these symptoms an ultrasound of the abdomen and an endoscopy is definitely indicated if these symptoms are persistent....

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May 9 10:59 PM (7 minutes and 25 seconds later)
         
Reply to Gaurav Gupta's Post: what causes vomitting litrally 5 10 min. after eating and could the food piosoning 3 mounths ago have led up to these problems
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May 9 11:06 PM (6 minutes and 44 seconds later)
         
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Dear Scott,

An immediate vomiting could be as a result of a stomach ulcer.. it could also be as a result of partial obstruction of the stomach, another possibility is a gastroesophageal reflux that can lead to sudden vomits after eating food.

An episode of food posioning per se cannot lead to this complication, though it is possible that the previous episode may not have been just a simple food poisoning, but the start of one of these illnesses....

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May 9 11:24 PM (18 minutes and 17 seconds later)
         
Reply to Gaurav Gupta's Post: they did a sonogram also radio active injection scan? no results yet were scared whats a worse case senerio   CANCER? WE WENT ON A CRUISE IN DEC. SHE got sick the last night we drove frome fla. to ny 4 days couldn't keep anything down days later it went away a couple of weeks ago symptoms showed up again ??????
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Reply to Gaurav Gupta's Post: doc gg what about the med she use to take larium is bad ehh?
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