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| satpro0007
- Sun Aug 12, 2007 1:48 pm |
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I have had stomach pains now for about 4 months. about a half hour after I eat. I end up usually end up throwing up (self induced) pain either subsides greatly or even goes away. Vomit is like oil sitting on water (thick) after I get past the thick it is liquid and then I stop. I have done blood work for a bunch of different tests, couple of different stool samples, upper and lower GI, the caulk drink x-ray thing, ultra sound of my abdomen. upper GI showed a little bit of gastritis but still the pain persists. I’ve tried nexium,assifex, prilosec, and nothing seems to be working can you give any advice? Or recommend a doctor in the tampa area that could fix me up?
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| Dr. Chan Lowe
- Fri Aug 17, 2007 12:53 am |
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 Hi Satpro0007,
Your pain may be due to severe reflux or possibly due to gallbladder disease (although this pain typically occurs a little sooner than 30 minutes after eating).
I would recommend that you see a GI specialist for further evaluation and treatment recommendations.
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with any specific doctor in the Tampa area.
Best wishes.
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