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Pain In The Upper Abdomen And Nausea After Alcohol Consumption. What To Do?

Hello, I went out drinking with my husband friday night and woke up saturday morning with a dull pain that turned into a stabbing pain in my upper abdomen , that would come and go throughout the day. I had to sleep on my stomach saturday night, because laying on my back made the pain much worse. Sunday morning I awoke and the pain was still bothering me and became much worse. Again, last night I had to lay on my stomach to go to sleep. I awoke this morning and the pain isn t the same, it s now turned into a dull achy pain. I ve also been very nauseous the entire time as well.
Mon, 19 Nov 2012
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hi,
The symptoms you are reffering to suggests a possibility of alcohol related gastritis which should get better with time and abstinence from alcohol.Also some antacids will help.Milk is also an alternative.however its also advisable for you to get a ultrasonography done to rule out a biliary pathology.
All the best,Tc
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Pain In The Upper Abdomen And Nausea After Alcohol Consumption. What To Do?

hi, The symptoms you are reffering to suggests a possibility of alcohol related gastritis which should get better with time and abstinence from alcohol.Also some antacids will help.Milk is also an alternative.however its also advisable for you to get a ultrasonography done to rule out a biliary pathology. All the best,Tc