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What Causes Severe Teeth, Head, Neck And Abdominal Pain?

Four or five times per year, I get sudden and severe pain to my stomach, jaw/teeth, neck, and head. It usually starts when I stand up too fast and start seeing stars, which lasts for about 30 seconds. Once the stars go away, my abdomen, jaw/teeth, neck, and head all begin hurting very intensely, almost to the point of needing to go to an ER. This pain lasts between 10-20 minutes before gradually subsiding to the point where it disappears. Any ideas on what this might be?
posted on Fri, 27 Jan 2017
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Hello,

In my opinion, you should get done calcium and vitamin d 3 levels as a deficiency of these can also cause similar kind of pain. If Deficiency is there then you need to take supplements.

If calcium and vitamin d 3 levels are normal, no need to worry much. Get done chest X-ray, ultrasound abdomen and CBC (complete blood count) for the diagnosis of such pains.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr Kaushal Bhavsar, Pulmonologist
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What Causes Severe Teeth, Head, Neck And Abdominal Pain?

Hello, In my opinion, you should get done calcium and vitamin d 3 levels as a deficiency of these can also cause similar kind of pain. If Deficiency is there then you need to take supplements. If calcium and vitamin d 3 levels are normal, no need to worry much. Get done chest X-ray, ultrasound abdomen and CBC (complete blood count) for the diagnosis of such pains. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Kaushal Bhavsar, Pulmonologist