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What To Do For The Severe Abdominal Pain And Cramps?

im a44 year old male with recently diagnosed ebv and an orthostatic intolerance. have been to urgent care centers for dehydration and have been hospitalized with renal failure. no recent hospital stays but have problems every morning with nausea,sometimes leading to a bad day and sometimes not. sweats, headaches, abdominal pain severe dehydration leads to severe cpamping of legs and torso,but have stiffness and fullness in right side of neck leading uparoundhead,and sometimes fill like my tongue is in the way when i swallow.
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
This looks to be really very very rare combination and started with EBV. Yes, EBV can cause varied problems and all your symptoms can be related to it directly or indirectly.
Orthostatic intolerance, renal failure can lead to further problems of dehydration, seating, headache, abdominal pains and all other symptoms.

I would advise in such a patient to get admitted in the Specialty center to get fully investigated. Proper diagnosis is the key to the correct treatment.
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What To Do For The Severe Abdominal Pain And Cramps?

Hi. Thanks for your query. This looks to be really very very rare combination and started with EBV. Yes, EBV can cause varied problems and all your symptoms can be related to it directly or indirectly. Orthostatic intolerance, renal failure can lead to further problems of dehydration, seating, headache, abdominal pains and all other symptoms. I would advise in such a patient to get admitted in the Specialty center to get fully investigated. Proper diagnosis is the key to the correct treatment.