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Being sick everyday for 4 weeks

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inkgirl · Yesterday 01:39

As the title says. Ive been sick everyday for the last 4 weeks, usually just a little. This time it was quite a bit. Not sure why I was sick as not eaten nice lunch time. I have a doctor's appointment on the 19th for something else. Do I wait till then and talk about it adding to a list of things I have to talk to them about or call 111 in the morning? I'm not pregnant. Pregnancy tests are negative so not sure why I'm being sick. Dont usually get stomach pains with the sickness and nausea but tonight I'm in a fair bit of pain right in the centre of my stomach.

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inkgirl · Today 10:25

Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 08:40

I’ve had this OP. I have a hiatus hernia and periodically I get weeks of nausea and a dull ache in my left side mainly, but which sometimes is a central ache. Usually a course of Omeprazole clears it up. I would be reassured that you’ve had an endoscopy and blood tests to rule out anything nasty. See your GP and see what they say. Hope you feel better soon, keep hydrated if you can.

The camera down my throat I had on the 20th July to check the size of my hiatus herna. The vomiting up till when I posted this thread was foamy. It then brown with brown specks. The pain now is unbearable

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inkgirl · Today 10:26

justasking111 · Today 08:54

I'm so sorry. You need to find someone to go with you if you can to the hospital. Phone your surgery and get an emergency appointment.

I'm going to ask my boyfriend ti come with me if i go in again but he's got work tonight so dont know how long he'll be able to stay for

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inkgirl · Today 10:27

HollyhocksandPeons · Today 09:26

A&E.

Been twice

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inkgirl · Today 10:28

AlwaysExtraHot · Today 09:29

This is dreadful. Vomiting for four weeks straight, pain, dropping blood pressure, and they send you home – twice?!?
Do you have a friend or anyone else who can go with you for moral support/to help advocate for you? You must go in again and insist on proper examination.

My boyfriend potentially could, but he has work tonight

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MyWildOliveGoose · Today 10:29

Morning OP. I am so concerned to hear you’ve been sent home again. I would have a really long chat with your pharmacist on arrival, tell them this is all new medication and you’re concerned it may not be the correct form of treatment. Codeine for pain is fine, but not usually prescribed during flares of abdominal pain, especially with symptoms of chronic sickness.

See what your pharmacist thinks but, now is the time to have a plan B - that plan needs to be that you return to hospital with a friend or family member. If you are not referred for further testing during this visit, the person accompanying you must initiate Martha’s Rule.

more importantly, how are you mentally and emotionally? Are you managing to sleep? Do you have support day to day?

inkgirl · Today 10:29

Orangemintcream · Today 09:55

Go to a different hospital if you can.

You know this isn’t normal and they can’t just say it’s your gastritis without an endoscopy and or scan for a blockage.

Its because I had one July 20th to check my hiatus hearna they won't do another i think

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CaringCucumber · Today 10:30

Just go back. It's your health. You could die.

inkgirl · Today 10:30

venmor · Today 10:00

Sadly this is not at all surprising to read. I hope the codeine helps, but that’s not an acceptable course of action in any way. Please do go back, or to another hospital if at all possible if these symptoms persist. I’m sorry you have been treated so poorly.

I've been twice, the pain is unbearable I just feel like if I went again they'd fob me off again

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Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:31

It sounds like it could be an ulcer because of the brown foamy vomit. If the pain is unbearable then another trip to hospital would be advisable. Can they miss an ulcer with the endoscopy? I’m guessing they probably can.

inkgirl · Today 10:32

AlwaysExtraHot · Today 10:20

we have an urgent care one but they'd probably just tell me tge same thing a&e did
You can't know that, surely?

I don't know that if I'm honest. I guess its worth trying

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inkgirl · Today 10:32

CaringCucumber · Today 10:30

Just go back. It's your health. You could die.

Might have to

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AlwaysExtraHot · Today 10:33

inkgirl · Today 10:28

My boyfriend potentially could, but he has work tonight

so go today?

inkgirl · Today 10:33

Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:31

It sounds like it could be an ulcer because of the brown foamy vomit. If the pain is unbearable then another trip to hospital would be advisable. Can they miss an ulcer with the endoscopy? I’m guessing they probably can.

When i had one on the 20th it i didnt have an ulcer but things can change

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inkgirl · Today 10:34

AlwaysExtraHot · Today 10:33

so go today?

Will do

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Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:36

Also and this is random, you had the endoscopy on the 20th July and you’ve had the vomiting for 4 weeks. That’s almost 4 weeks ago. Could the endoscopy have introduced a bacterial infection into your system? Why did you have the endoscopy in the first place, were you having symptoms of vomiting then or did it come after?

Unyun · Today 10:44

Have you been sick every day since your endoscopy 4 weeks ago? Could this be because of something that happened during the procedure?

ETA- crossed post with above!

Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:45

My daughter had an ulcer recently and it was the last thing they checked at hospital. She was ill for weeks, couldn’t eat and was very nauseous. I would ask them to check, I think it’s a simple blood test. However I also think you can get the home tests in shops. It might be worth doing that and then if it’s positive you have something concrete to show the hospital and they can’t fob you off.

inkgirl · Today 11:04

Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:36

Also and this is random, you had the endoscopy on the 20th July and you’ve had the vomiting for 4 weeks. That’s almost 4 weeks ago. Could the endoscopy have introduced a bacterial infection into your system? Why did you have the endoscopy in the first place, were you having symptoms of vomiting then or did it come after?

If there was an infection it would have shown in the blood test. I had the endoscopy because of worsen acid reflux due to a hiatus hernia. The last 4 weeks it's just been vomiting small amounts, and the last 2 3 days I started getting intense pain and the vomiting changed

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inkgirl · Today 11:04

Unyun · Today 10:44

Have you been sick every day since your endoscopy 4 weeks ago? Could this be because of something that happened during the procedure?

ETA- crossed post with above!

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RhapsodyBohemian · Today 11:05

inkgirl · Yesterday 01:39

As the title says. Ive been sick everyday for the last 4 weeks, usually just a little. This time it was quite a bit. Not sure why I was sick as not eaten nice lunch time. I have a doctor's appointment on the 19th for something else. Do I wait till then and talk about it adding to a list of things I have to talk to them about or call 111 in the morning? I'm not pregnant. Pregnancy tests are negative so not sure why I'm being sick. Dont usually get stomach pains with the sickness and nausea but tonight I'm in a fair bit of pain right in the centre of my stomach.

I had this a few years ago and was tested for all sorts
There's a bacteria called Helipbacter Pilori which causes symptoms like you're describing. It could well be that.

Lactose intolerance?

I'd recommend going to the drop in centre and seeing what they can do. Good luck cause it is grim vomiting every day and not knowing what's wrong.

SillyNavySnail · Today 11:06

Sorry, must be absolutely rubbish

I'm on day 9 of having water poops once or twice a day. Nausea stopped on day 4, but feel rubbish. Usually very fit, active etc. I cant face eating any of my usual healthy food. Surviving off beige rubbish - like when I was pregnant (definitely am not)

inkgirl · Today 11:06

Isthereanotherplanettoinhabit · Today 10:45

My daughter had an ulcer recently and it was the last thing they checked at hospital. She was ill for weeks, couldn’t eat and was very nauseous. I would ask them to check, I think it’s a simple blood test. However I also think you can get the home tests in shops. It might be worth doing that and then if it’s positive you have something concrete to show the hospital and they can’t fob you off.

They've gone bloody tests, if its something that shows up on a blood test and they tested for that it would have shown i think

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