I;ve had chronic abdominal pain for almost 5 months now
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I'm a 23 year old female and have suffered with chronic abdominal pain for around 5 months ... I've had blood tests, an ultrascan and an endoscopy test and they have all come back normal ... The pain has spread through all my torso and into my back and neck and I suffer with bad headaches as well, I have also have vaginal bleeding now for about 4 months constant.
I've lost faith in my doctors now because they keep telling me to take omeprazole and colepramin and only paracetomol for pain relief, they said I'm not to take anything stronger as they don't want me masking the pain... some days I cant get out of bed and struggle to walk!! I dont know what to do about it and have no idea how to get this sorted ... any advice??
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deb97936 tayla96283
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So hugely sorry to hear of your pain and suffering. When they did an Endoscopy did they look in and round your full mid and lower sections?
How flexible are you, eg: walking up flights of stairs? I have a reason for asking and will explain why ....
tayla96283 deb97936
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deb97936 tayla96283
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Adhesions can adhere and twist the insides so much and of course it can limit mobility and muscles can become rigid, locked up etc. Terrible lower and mid back, legs aching and terrible pains.
Your situation though with the bleeding would suggest it's something other than Clamydia. Not saying it's a transmitted issue of course..
But any number of things. Are you on a contraceptive? Sometimes it can be to strong and issues can occur, the same if not suitable for you. I remember bleeding for months on end heavily and then another product shut me down completely with no monthlys.
Abcesses, a cyst or polyps can cause drama's like this, even fibroids. All treatable...or even a small type growth, again treatable..
It maybe a case (as was with myself) that they may have to look more closely....
All the very very best going forward and I do hope you get to nail it and have normality back in your life! xxo
tayla96283 deb97936
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Thank you again for your replies
kevin69191 tayla96283
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Sorry to hear ya pain did they do Hpylori test?
tayla96283 kevin69191
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lilian05079 tayla96283
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I think you should ask your gp to refer you to a gynaecologist as vaginal bleeding for four months is not normal......make an appointment asap...Under the Patients Charter for England and Wales you are entitled to a second opinion...you have had a second opinion regarding abdominal pain...now you need second opinion on prolonged vaginal bleeding.....best wishes for a speedy diagnosis...don't be put off by the gp insist it's your right!!...
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