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Excruciating Stomach Pain

allybaby

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its 5:55 am here in New York and I have been awake since 3 am with EXCRUCIATING stomach pain. I have been gluten free for two weeks now and feeling SO much better until right now. HELP!! what is this pain? It is right under my ribs in the center and shooting to the back. Nothing makes it feel better. I have tried going to the bathroom, walking around, drinking water, and every position lying down. I feel very nauseous and im so uncomfortable. What should i do????

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Giddyatlast

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My friend has the same problem. She has been taking enzymes when she eats and that definitely seems to help. Try multi enzyme probiotic formula, see if that helps.
Robinette

Robinette 0

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Sounds like you were having an acute indigestion attack. I had those for 25 years before finally having an emergency gall bladder removal. Nothing would help me sleep except laying directly on a heating pad. Antacids might help if you ever do that again. Good luck
allybaby

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thank you so much. I had someone else tell me it may be my gall bladder as well. I will def get that checked out!
happybingf

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Although this reply is way late, the pain you describe was my celiac pain. I was poked and prodded and found it was not gallbladder ( which was originally suspected) It stopped after being gluten free, but several weeks after being gluten free, I accidently ate gluten and it came back with a VENGENCE!!! So I hope you have had your gallbladder checked to make sure it's not that, but you may have accidentally gotten "glutenized"

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