Terrified. can't eat, sleep, or stay off of google.
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I have been having abdominal discomfort off and on for a couple of years. Two years ago I went and had a liver function test and it was perfect and I just went about my business. I must add, I have anxiety and always think something is wrong as soon as I feel a pain. The doctor said it was anxiety.
I decided to go again and all my blood, urine was perfect. The h. pylori test was negative. Xray showed stool in colon. Took miralax for a week and the Xray was better but it was still there along with gas.
He gave me opramazole and it caused burning. Now I'm on carafate and I haven't felt the discomfort as much.
And it's not a pain. It's just a dull feeling that lasts seconds to minutes and goes away. I'm seeing a gi doctor Friday and am so scared it's something really bad! Especially since it's gone on so long.
I have Google everything and it scares me more and more to where I start thinking I have stomach or throat cancer, Pancreas cancer to a heart attack. All of this stuff runs through my mind and I can't quit. It's affecting my life, my job, and my family.
Anyone have anything familiar?
I also have to clear my throat a lot after eating or even drinking water. But that may be totally unrelated.
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dee05492
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Also I'm 32 years old. Have always been in good health.
sarah79809 dee05492
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Google will always bring up Cancer eventually.
I have had ongoing stomach problems for 2 months now(even longer really but since Xmas they have been pretty much a constant)
I have had various tests done and still waiting to have others.
I was literally convinced a one point I had stomach Cancer-had a endoscopy which came back clear.
Try not to google and keep calm.
If you are worried keep going back to the Docs and push for more tests/reasurrance -this is what I did.
dee05492 sarah79809
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Thank you. I'm going tomorrow to a gi just for a consult. I'm hoping they can tell me something and I pray they make me feel better. It's like as soon as I hear, "you're fine" I'll feel better... for a while anyway.