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anyone feel like it was an ulcer?


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I was dx with duoedenitis end of August. No mention of a stomach, esophagus or duoendal ulcer. Just a small hernia. Less then 2cm. But I have a LOT of pain right below the breast bone and I jumped when it was recently touched on exam. I can even feel a small bump in the area. I feel so dizzy and unwell, like some kind of bacteria is invading my brain and am very queasy still. 

My heart still feels weird too. 

Bloodwork normal, a bit low on protein which is unreal because I get a ton of it but it is always is low if I have not eaten. Mildly elevated myeloycytes and basophils.

My GI will probably not see me for a week or two, my primary care put me on sucralfate. 

As soon as the food hits my digestive system I feel really weird all over, stomach, chest, throat, head. Just feel like I have this horrible thing infecting my body. 

Did anyone feel ulcer pain and have it NOT be an ulcer? I suppose one could have developed since August. 


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1 hour ago, ironictruth said:

I was dx with duoedenitis end of August. No mention of a stomach, esophagus or duoendal ulcer. Just a small hernia. Less then 2cm. But I have a LOT of pain right below the breast bone and I jumped when it was recently touched on exam. I can even feel a small bump in the area. I feel so dizzy and unwell, like some kind of bacteria is invading my brain and am very queasy still. 

My heart still feels weird too. 

Bloodwork normal, a bit low on protein which is unreal because I get a ton of it but it is always is low if I have not eaten. Mildly elevated myeloycytes and basophils.

My GI will probably not see me for a week or two, my primary care put me on sucralfate. 

As soon as the food hits my digestive system I feel really weird all over, stomach, chest, throat, head. Just feel like I have this horrible thing infecting my body. 

Did anyone feel ulcer pain and have it NOT be an ulcer? I suppose one could have developed since August. 

I have the same symptoms.  These symptoms have overlapped other issues that I have and have been left untreated for far too long. Now the pain has gotten worst. My GP believes it's my hiatal hernia.  I have pain below my breastbone, pressure pushing up my chest/throat, dizziness and nausea. 

ironictruth Proficient

Yes, the pain us much worse since August. 

Let me know how you make out!

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canadiangeek Newbie
On 10/23/2016 at 8:43 PM, ironictruth said:

I was dx with duoedenitis end of August. No mention of a stomach, esophagus or duoendal ulcer. Just a small hernia. Less then 2cm. But I have a LOT of pain right below the breast bone and I jumped when it was recently touched on exam. I can even feel a small bump in the area. I feel so dizzy and unwell, like some kind of bacteria is invading my brain and am very queasy still. 

My heart still feels weird too. 

Bloodwork normal, a bit low on protein which is unreal because I get a ton of it but it is always is low if I have not eaten. Mildly elevated myeloycytes and basophils.

My GI will probably not see me for a week or two, my primary care put me on sucralfate. 

As soon as the food hits my digestive system I feel really weird all over, stomach, chest, throat, head. Just feel like I have this horrible thing infecting my body. 

Did anyone feel ulcer pain and have it NOT be an ulcer? I suppose one could have developed since August. 

Hi! I know it's an old threat but I have the same pain, right under my breastbone, like someone is twisting something with rusted pliers 😕 it occured to me twice ( going through one right now ) and it seems to be when I accidentally ate gluten.

From what I've read it could be gallstones as well? 

Dis your pain ever got away?

Scott Adams Grand Master

@canadiangeek, if it were caused by gallstones it would happen even when you don't eat gluten. You mentioned that it happens to you when you accidentally eat gluten, so my guess is that in your case that is what causes it. This article might be helpful:

 

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