I have had persistent right side pain for about 4 months now. I've seen two GI specialist and a GI surgeon. After numerous procedures MRI, CTscan, doppler, topographic, Endoscopic colonoscopy no one can tell me why I am in pain. I am nauseas, I vomit, I've lost 23 pounds because I don't eat the same way. When I eat the pain increases in intensity.
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I agree with Dr Lachman. And. Pain likely involves fascia (myofascial pain) and intestine foremost, unless there is an overbearing environmental toxicity. Treatment will consider nutrition, gall bladder health, herbal medicine, aroma therapy, food and other environmental sensitivity, environmental toxicity, intestinal health, and myofascial pain. From "not so primary care" physicianwww.blatmanhealthandwellness.com
If you have adhesions, castor oil packs are very effective. Perform this daily for 2 months. It will also help with digestion. You can you tube this to find out how to do it. Do you have an issue with fatty foods? That could be a gall bladder issue, especially since you have a history of hormone imbalance, as estrogen is processed in the gall bladder. You may not have a stone in the gall bladder, but it could be functioning poorly, which would not necessarily show up on scans. For this I would limit fatty greasy foods, even good fats, for a while, and also gluten if you are not avoiding that already, with your history of MG. Most autoimmune issues, (in my experience 99%) have a gluten allergy and a hormonal imbalance. For the gall bladder get a digestive enzyme with HCL and take as directed on label.
Dr. Fryer, I have not had any abdominal surgery. I did have a partial hysterectomy over 10 years ago. My ovaries where left behind. I had suffered from polyps and endometriosis.
So why has any of the procedures I've had done found this diagnosis Dr. Otto? I had a urine test which showed early signs of a urinary tract infection, then I had a urine culture to confirm the first test, which came back negative. Not two weeks later I had burning, itching and cloudy brown urine. Another test revealed a urinary tract infection. The next procedure before surgery to remove my gall bladder & appendix is small intestine capsule endoscopic. I do not want any surgery.
Sounds like leaky gut, dysbiosis, severe anemia, or could be a host of other gut/brain issues. Have you been to a Functional Medicine Doctor? http://orangeparkchiropractor.com/functional-medicine/
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That trip is impossible; I don't live in that side of the state. I live way East.