What illness causes abdominal pain and constipation

What illness causes abdominal pain and constipation

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There are many conditions that can cause abdominal pain . Diverticulitis can cause pain , constipation, and diarrhea. ChaCha!

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I quit smoking and now I have dry skin, menstual changes, abdominal cramps, and constipation. Help!?

Q: I feel like I’m falling apart and shrivelling into a prune! It has been 1 1/2 months since my quit and I very quickly started getting really strange symptoms which are just getting worse. These include1) peeling, dry skin all over my body, especially on my face which has broken out in a red rash. My skin burns all over it is so dry.2) a strange sharp and pulsing pain in my lower abdomen, near my ovary (but may not be) which comes and goes. It feels different than bowel/gas pain3) constipation, with (sorry for too much info) sticky/smelly stool4) painful heart palpitations5) mood swings/building anxiety (although these could easily be related to the quit itself)6) chronic and painful headaches7) feeling dehydrated all of the time even though I am notI can’t think of any recent changes that would cause this except for the quitting.Could quitting have triggered a dormant illness? If so, what could it be?

A: What you have is called “Quitter’s Flu”.Nicotine withdrawal symptoms:Mood SwingsHeadachesTightness in the chestConstipation, stomach pain, gasDry mouthSore/dry tongue and/or gumsInsomnia, or sleeping too muchFatigueCoughSore throatDry skin is very common during the winter months.Chest pain is probably caused by anxiety. And since you admit to having anxiety, are you eating more or less since you’ve quit?1 1/2 months and still having symptoms… seems too long. See a doctor.

HELP! Is my father going through andropause?

Q: My father is 53 years old physically active and a healthy eater. My father goes through a lot of syndromes a menstrual or menopausal woman goes through.He goes through symptoms such as:*Stress*Trouble falling asleep*Joint pain*Constipation *Abdominal cramping (because of the constipation)*Headache and migraines*Fatigue*A lot of Mood swings*and obvious IMS (Irritable Male Syndrome)He went to the doctor to see it there was some physiological problem like some sort of illness that was causing this and he’s results where all negative. He’s perfectly healthy.I need help. My father is worse than my mother when she’s in her menstrual cycle cause my father has no certain time when he get’s one of his symptoms. In a moment he’s very happy then he goes all angry then he’s gloomy. He’s cold when is hot and hot when is freezing.My brother, my sister and I say he’s just like the song Hot n’ Cold by Katy Perry.Is my father going through andropause if yes what can he do to control his symptoms (who are driving my family and I crazy)?

A: Yes, it is very possible since the usual age of men to experience andropause is after he turned 50. Andropause can be treated as menopause do. It is even recommended that is treated since the body is going on abnormal stage of producing the chemicals in our body which can lead to more serious diseases such as diabetes and heart attack. There are some programs your father can choose from in order to treat this. You can check on this site for more info. http://www.age-wisely.com/antiagingprogram.html