I'm going to list dh's symptoms, and you can tell me what can cause them, k?
He frequently gets a pain right under his ribcage on his left side, the pain radiates up his shoulder and neck. He's had EKGs done and it is not his heart. He had a doctor diagnose him with gallbladder attacks on the basis of this pain, so he had it surgically removed, but he still gets the pain.
He throws up a lot. After eating he will get a bit of vertigo, the pain in his upper gut, and then he'll vomit. He usually feels much better afterward, but occasionally keeps the vertigo and nausea for an hour or so.
He occasionally experiences bright red rectal bleeding. His doctor said it was hemorroids, but it's still freaking him out.
He practically lives on tums, he gets indigestion and heartburn frequently. He generally goes to bed earlier than I do, and if I wake him for some "activities" he can't lay down again afterward because of the heartburn.
He has seasonal allergies, which seem to have gotten worse this summer, usually it's in the fall.
He tested negative for the h.pylori bacteria. The doctor offered to get him scoped out both ends, but didn't think they'd find anything, and dh's insurance only covered 20 percent of the cost. So we never did it.
I was wondering if he has some vagus nerve disorder or something, the doctors pretty much tell him "sucks to be you, you're healthy according to our tests."
Sound like anything treatable? He thought it was food reactions, and I've wondered if perhaps he's allergic to something he eats a lot of and it's built up in his system. Last night he ate a baked potato with light cheese and butter and salad and tea. He threw it all back up later.
He frequently gets a pain right under his ribcage on his left side, the pain radiates up his shoulder and neck. He's had EKGs done and it is not his heart. He had a doctor diagnose him with gallbladder attacks on the basis of this pain, so he had it surgically removed, but he still gets the pain.
He throws up a lot. After eating he will get a bit of vertigo, the pain in his upper gut, and then he'll vomit. He usually feels much better afterward, but occasionally keeps the vertigo and nausea for an hour or so.
He occasionally experiences bright red rectal bleeding. His doctor said it was hemorroids, but it's still freaking him out.
He practically lives on tums, he gets indigestion and heartburn frequently. He generally goes to bed earlier than I do, and if I wake him for some "activities" he can't lay down again afterward because of the heartburn.
He has seasonal allergies, which seem to have gotten worse this summer, usually it's in the fall.
He tested negative for the h.pylori bacteria. The doctor offered to get him scoped out both ends, but didn't think they'd find anything, and dh's insurance only covered 20 percent of the cost. So we never did it.
I was wondering if he has some vagus nerve disorder or something, the doctors pretty much tell him "sucks to be you, you're healthy according to our tests."
Sound like anything treatable? He thought it was food reactions, and I've wondered if perhaps he's allergic to something he eats a lot of and it's built up in his system. Last night he ate a baked potato with light cheese and butter and salad and tea. He threw it all back up later.
