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[deleted] OP t1_j0fkoek wrote
You def have gastritis and you may even have Pancreatitis. Go see a Dr. If you can’t afford it (I’m Aussie and we know healthcare isn’t cheap over there) then go get yourself a good reflux medication and some probiotics. Try and stay on a very bland diet (clear fluids would be best) for a few weeks and if it doesn’t improve you may need IV antibiotics and a couple days in hosp on IV fluids. We get pancreatitis patients in to ED pretty much every day with symptoms just like yours so don’t beat yourself up but learn something from this so you don’t do it again.
bathtubbear t1_j0fl99k wrote
thank you for the advice! i have definitely tried to take it as a learning experience and i’ve been trying to eat very plain foods. it has helped me manage and now my pain level is down by a LOT. i will go get checked out by a doctor as well!
a13xj0nk3r t1_j0f5luk wrote
Yeah happened to me a few months back, same symptoms and everything. It persisted for a while so I had a doctor check it out. It was gastritis. I’ve never felt pain like it. I know how you feel man.
bathtubbear t1_j0f5qwb wrote
seriously wouldn’t wish the pain on my worst enemy
Random_Guy_47 t1_j0fxz28 wrote
Life pro tip.
The mouth floods with saliva before vomiting to protect the mouth from the stomach acid.
So if you're feeling nauseous and not sure if you are gonna throw up or not that is the warning to watch for. When that happens you are about to vomit, it's not just nausea any more.
Looking out for this may buy you a few extra seconds to sprint to something to throw up in.
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RealMudflapper t1_j0f9ssn wrote
The real fuckup is not going to the ER
bathtubbear t1_j0ffxuy wrote
probably but if i went to the ER they would’ve given me fluids and pepto bismol, said sorry ur tummy hurts, and send me home with a $10,000 bill
RandoCalrissian11 t1_j0g2159 wrote
Honestly, if you go to New Orleans you should just plan on getting a disease at some point. That city (specially Bourbon Street) is like living in a landfill. In fact, I’d trust a landfill more.
neovb t1_j0f3icw wrote
Certainly a TIFU, but that sounds to me like a good amount of food poisoning from questionable food in New Orleans and not necessarily alcohol. And let me tell you, there's a LOT of questionable places to eat there.
bathtubbear t1_j0f3oyf wrote
i’m pretty sure it’s gastritis. it’s been persisting since i got home and it’s been over a week now 💔
convolutedkiwi t1_j0fiw2k wrote
Pretty sure it's gastritis. You want the pink lady combo in emerge. Quick dissolve pantoprazole, ondansetron and morphine.
You're story is almost my own experience exactly and that was my diagnosis and treatment.
KrankySilverFox t1_j0f5at6 wrote
I had to go to the ER in N.O. for severe vomiting. I had oysters for dinner. The ER doc told me that Katrina killed off a lot of the oyster beds. As a result the oysters are shipped in from all over and aren’t fresh. He said they had a huge uptick in people sick from the sea food.
_reversegiraffe_ t1_j0f4uuc wrote
you gotta drink water... but not from the New Orleans municipal supply.
Room temperature bottled water would be fine, just make sure you drink it after alcohol or spicy food and you'll be ok.
Extremelyfunnyperson t1_j0f3rvl wrote
Look up CHS
bathtubbear t1_j0f40nv wrote
i very rarely use cannabis!
Bean_Juice_Brew t1_j0go8vf wrote
I love how they went right to that when you didn't even mention smoking in your post. Everybody is an armchair doctor, smh. Hope you're feeling better, man!
kendonmcb t1_j0g26e0 wrote
I have a feeling that you might use it more in the future. It actually is the healthier alternative to alcohol, so consider it a win.
Thought of CHS as well when you mentioned the shower helping, but it is a very rare phenomenon which usually happens to long-time heavy cannabis users, so it can be ruled out for you (luckily).
KrankySilverFox t1_j0f4xqo wrote
Alcohol and strange foods will do it. I used to live in New Orleans and about 1 out of 5 times I go there I over indulge and end up begging God to call me home.