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Are Stomach Pains, Upper Abdominal Pain, Chest Infection And Water Infection Related?

I was admitted to hospital on Monday with stomach pains (history of oesophogitis) but blood tests and x rays were clear. Still have upper abdominal pain (different area to usual oesophogitis pain) and now showing signs of chest infection and water infection. Could it all linked? I can't take cranberry for water infection as it would irritate my stomach, can't get much fluid or food down... What would be the best course of action?
Tue, 24 Dec 2013
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Gastroenterologist, Surgical 's  Response
Hi,
Yes there can be a linkage between chest diseases and abdominal symptoms. As blood tests and x rays are normal you do not have to worry at all. For the upper GI infections you can take a coating agent like sucralfate suspension. Do not take any juices as they could cause irritation to the upper GI tract.
I would suggest plenty of water, high fiber diet, chest physiotherapy that is deep breathing exercises and mild antacids like sucralfate.
Regards
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Are Stomach Pains, Upper Abdominal Pain, Chest Infection And Water Infection Related?

Hi, Yes there can be a linkage between chest diseases and abdominal symptoms. As blood tests and x rays are normal you do not have to worry at all. For the upper GI infections you can take a coating agent like sucralfate suspension. Do not take any juices as they could cause irritation to the upper GI tract. I would suggest plenty of water, high fiber diet, chest physiotherapy that is deep breathing exercises and mild antacids like sucralfate. Regards