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Question
27 Mar 2007
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Excrutiating stomach pain
I have recently experienced excrutiating tummy pain - which feels like someone has tied my intestines in knotts - a bit like cramp. It only lasts a minute or so but during that time, you're bent over and can't move. Then it completely disappears. This has happened on an empty stomach - without an apparent link to anything I've eaten and is not time of the month.
Do you know what this is and how to prevent a reoccurance?
Do you know what this is and how to prevent a reoccurance?
CyberDoc
Dear SR
This can be caused by gallstones, kidneystones or even peptic ulcers - rather let your doctor have a look?
This can be caused by gallstones, kidneystones or even peptic ulcers - rather let your doctor have a look?
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