Hi! I'm a 25-year-old woman from a big city, and I want to briefly tell you about my concerns. I've been having stupid stomach pains for a few months now, about every day. Just in the morning, when I get up, I don't feel anything, but it starts shortly afterward. Nausea, stupid feeling up in the stomach. With going to the toilet I have no problems, there is no vomiting, but there is something that many Yue harasses - hunger. I don't know if I'm in trouble, but just eating doesn't hurt, but as soon as I eat, it starts again. I'm also constantly hungry, all the time, I've gained a lot of weight. I went to see two gastroenterologists, one of whom treats me for gastritis without tests, except for negative blood tests for Helicobacter. The second looked at me on an echograph and prescribed my dietary supplements, said that everything was fine and that I should change my nutrition. He also recommended that I test thyroid hormones because of hunger. I kept a diet, I felt better, and quite slightly I started to relax and the old song in a new voice. I can't tell myself if it's all mentally based, especially this wolf famine, or if it needs more serious tests, which none of the doctors have ever thought of.
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claudia_7 answered · June 18, 2020
I had such pains when I was hungry. This bacterium was detected, and during the examination, a healed ulcer of the 12-spray was seen. He hurts in hunger. Go to another specialist. From what I wrote, I didn't know the result of the bacterium from a biopsy or blood cells. What about gluten allergy?
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chubbygerman96 answered · June 18, 2020
i.e. you did not go for a thyroid test (your doctor diagnosed you very accurately), but instead write on forums?
the hardest thing is to drink pills for 2-4BGN per month, but at least you will be healthy and relaxed.
listen to your doctor.
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mixed_cpl answered · June 18, 2020
It may be a pylor's ulcer, but because of your young age, it's not very likely. It may be a problem with the thyroid gland or, most problematicly, with the pituitary gland, it may also be a tumor; in the early 1970s. there was such an American two-series TV movie, with a similar case. But, don't scare you any more - uncomesly - with an endocrinologist.
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jackstiff666 answered · June 18, 2020
Parasites in the intestines?
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formerswan answered · June 18, 2020
Hi! Most likely, it's a form of gastritis. Gastritis is proven by gastroscopy. I was under a complete anesthetic, and I didn't feel anything. I have to constantly limit myself from things-coffee, spices, fizzy, hot, alcohol. There's not much use from pills.
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kevinroxx answered · June 18, 2020
Look at what foods you eat and try eliminating one by one.
Every person has a different organism.