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waken up in morni ng with awful tummy gurgles

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joycemadine
joycemadine

Every can morning I get woken up with horrendous tummy gurgling then get severe crampy pains the gurgles and pain get worse after eating or drinking and the pain can last for hours .It seems like my food is having ddifficulty going through .

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  • nori641
    nori641 joycemadine

    Posted

    Hi

    do you fellow specific diet?if not may be gluten sensivity. so avoid any wheat product for 2 weeks and see. make advanced stool test. let me inform please

    good luck

  • debbie89808
    debbie89808 joycemadine

    Posted

    Hi

    I also have something like that where there is like a groaning gurgling noise coming from my stomach/gullet and I have extreme pain on swallowing food or drink.  I was diagnosed with H Pylori just over a month ago and received treatment and although things improved a little it was short lived.  I've been retested for H Pylori and I'm currently waiting for the results.  I've also had an endoscopy and it revealed gastritis as well as the tummy bug and a small hiatus hernia.  My gastroenterologists thinks that the hiatus hernia may be causing problems with the sphincter at the lower end of the gullet and the hernia may need to be repaired.  I'm waiting for tests on my gullet to measure the pressure and whether I have acid reflux.  

    Whatever the reason for your symptoms I think you need to see your GP and maybe even see a specialist for some tests doing.

    • joycemadine
      joycemadine debbie89808

      Posted

      Oh Debbi I feel for you .

      I was diagnosed with H Pylori about 1yr ago so am wondering if it is that again .I don't have problems with swallowing. Do you get lower abdominal pain ..good luck for the results of your tests xx

    • debbie89808
      debbie89808 joycemadine

      Posted

      I get a little cramping in the lower abdomen but most of the pain is in the stomach area (epigastric). 
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