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Nausea, Migraine, Tenderness Near Belly Button. Done Polyp Removal. Should I See A Doctor?
I have been nauseous off and on for the last few months. I ve had bad migraines but the nausea does occur at times without the headache. I ve noticed again (i first noticed it after my second baby in 2011 but it isnt all that bothersome) that there is a spot to the left of my belly button that, if I lean across a counter or something, is very tender. I can t recreate the motion or find a tender spot with my hands, but there is definitely something tender very deep in my abdomen. My father was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 34. I recently had a colonoscopy . They removed one tiny benign polyp . His tumor was wrapped around the outside of his colon, but they would be able to see something like that on a colonoscopy, right? Do you think this tenderness is something that needs to be addressed? Other than the migraines and nausea, I am a healthy 34 year old female. I had my gallbladder removed in 2005. Thanks.
it is necessary to consult the doctor in my opinion it is better to get it doubly sure if you have so much problems it might be small thing but dont leave withiur consultation of your treating physician
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Nausea, Migraine, Tenderness Near Belly Button. Done Polyp Removal. Should I See A Doctor?
it is necessary to consult the doctor in my opinion it is better to get it doubly sure if you have so much problems it might be small thing but dont leave withiur consultation of your treating physician