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[Twista]

Anyone heard of these symptoms. My gf is stubborn and doesnt think anything is wrong with her.

Usually around the time shes about to come on she gets sick to the tummy easy. Also, she has terrible pains in her stomach. Anything she eats most likely comes right back up 5-10 minutes later after eating.

Also, this sometimes happens when shes not on her period. After she eats she gets terrible tummy pains. Sometimes her body vomits the food back up.


At times when she gets hungry she gets nauseated and pukes sometimes. (sp)


This is not normal at all. I know some girls get sick to there tummy right before before there period and during because of the way the body is working during this time.

Like today i met up with her and she just got done eatting some fried chicken. Guess what. She gets out the car than comes lean over mine talking. Than all of sudden she backs up and pukes on the ground.


And no, SHES NOT PREGNANT. This has been going on for to long.

Does it sound like an ulcer?
At 1st i thought her body couldn't handle Gluten. Im no doctor.

 

[TehMac]

Sounds like a number of things. It could be ulcers, but ulcers is more of an acute pain, not necessarily an actual reaction that would suggest any sort of incompatibility with food as this sounds. It sounds kind of like any myriad of problems to me

I'm not a doctor, but I think you should take your gf to one, because this sounds like it could be pretty bad; bad enough that you will hate it if you delay


EDIT: For some reason, I thought she was your daughter. Oops.

 

[olds]

Does she have these symptoms when having sex with others or just with you?

 

[Gibsons]

See a doctor! Could be thyroid, could be a lot of things, some very serious.

 

[Twista]

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Does she have these symptoms when having sex with others or just with you?

Actually, this problem stopped for a good while when we 1st started having sex. But now its back.

 

[AnonymouseUser]

Does her job/family/anything stress her out daily? My ex-wife had serious issues relating to her period that went away entirely when she quit her stressful job.

 

[sixone]

Could be any number of things. Get her to a doctor, stat!

 

[JohnCU]

Originally posted by: sixone
Could be any number of things. Get her to a doctor, stat!

 

[Twista]

Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
Does her job/family/anything stress her out daily? My ex-wife had serious issues relating to her period that went away entirely when she quit her stressful job.

Yep, shes a very very stressed individual. Mainly because her job sucks and she gets paid like a sweat shop worker.

 

[AnonymouseUser]

Originally posted by: Twista

Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
Does her job/family/anything stress her out daily? My ex-wife had serious issues relating to her period that went away entirely when she quit her stressful job.

Yep, shes a very very stressed individual. Mainly because her job sucks and she gets paid like a sweat shop worker.

She needs to find a new job. Stat!

 

[Mo0o]

She might have a hypotensive lower esophageal sphincter. Go to a GI specialist and have them do a manometry and pH study. Could also be gallstones. Keep track of her food habits and she should get the attacks more frequently after a fatty meal. Either way, it's important to have this looked at since constant vomitting is horrible for the body in all sorts of ways and you can potentially develop esophageal cancer from chronic reflux.

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: sixone
Could be any number of things. Get her to a doctor, stat!

this.

make her an doctor's appt and drive her to it. my first thought was bulimia, but, as others have said, it could be a number of things.

 

[Capt Caveman]

tumah?

 

[Pliablemoose]

Yep, get thee to a GI doctor, lots of stuff to look at, could be as simple as stress, as complex as a tumah...

 

[sjwaste]

Originally posted by: Mo0o
She might have a hypotensive lower esophageal sphincter. Go to a GI specialist and have them do a manometry and pH study. Could also be gallstones. Keep track of her food habits and she should get the attacks more frequently after a fatty meal. Either way, it's important to have this looked at since constant vomitting is horrible for the body in all sorts of ways and you can potentially develop esophageal cancer from chronic reflux.

Whatever, rub some dirt in it and walk it off.

 

[BornStarlet]

what part of her "tummy" are the pains in? ie left or right, above or below the belly button?

 

[KK]

Originally posted by: Twista
Anyone heard of these symptoms. My gf is stubborn and doesnt think anything is wrong with her.

Yes, it's quite common with females. Not much you can do about it. Women, can't live with them, can't herd them all to Canada.

 

[NoReMoRsE]

Make her see the doctor. You Americans amaze me sometimes...

 

[Bibble]

I am no doctor but I would think some sort of allergy (perhaps gluten, as you suggested). As others here have already stated, you ought to take her to a real doctor.

Also, I'm surprised no one has asked for pictures yet.

 

[Pliablemoose]

Oh, and she needs her gall bladder jerked out...

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: Twista

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Does she have these symptoms when having sex with others or just with you?

Actually, this problem stopped for a good while when we 1st started having sex. But now its back.

it was that traumatic? damn.

 

[Vehemence]

:camera:s required to diagnose.

 

[D1gger]

Originally posted by: KK

Originally posted by: Twista
Anyone heard of these symptoms. My gf is stubborn and doesnt think anything is wrong with her.

Yes, it's quite common with females. Not much you can do about it. Women, can't live with them, can't herd them all to Canada.

As a Canadian, I would appreciate if you would at least send all of the blond California beach bimbos north.

 

[Anubis]

does it happen more with fatty foods?

if so her gallbladder is shit and needs to be removed

http://www.gallbladderattack.com/

 

[Drakkon]

Sounds like gallbladder - i had similar symptoms (getting sick before/after eating - terrible pains in lower stomach) - there is no medication to make it go away, takes a surgery. But before that they have to do all sorts of tests and scans to make sure that is what it is. Better to get it checked out ASAP because there is lots of other stuff down in that area but sounds pretty reminiscent and you don't want that thing to burst or get backed up.