Replied by Baldev (Maharashtra) on 07/05/2016
Hi Deb,
The information given by you is not enough.How did it start to start with one year back. Since you are suffering for last one year, I am sure you must have observed as to when the pain is more after the meals or on empty stomach and any food gives you relief or which food aggravates it. While lying down which position is more comfortable. How is your bowel movement. Does the pain increase when you are under stress. Are you under constant stress, this condition is such that you may be. I sympathies with you, and since you are on EC have you tried Apple cider vinegar or any other suggestions posted here. What is the pH of your urine and saliva.Try 1/4 tea spoon of sodium bi carbonate with two table spoon of ACV in 8 oz of water half an hour after the meals twice a day. As for e coli is concerned it can be zapped with frequency generator. So don't lose heart, you will be ok. Good Luck
Baldev (9322887066)
Replied by Faeqa ( Amman, Jordan) on 07/05/2016
Hi Deb. I cured my stomach from H. pylori since 1999 by antibiotics, but some time still have this severe pain, and I tried a lot of things but what I found give a quick relief is drink 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, if you don't have sesame oil take olive oil but sesame give quicker relief, and drink one cup of chamomile and sage tea (nearly tablespoon of each of them for a cup of water.)Replied by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 07/05/2016
Deb, I'm sure you'll find good advice here, but for right now, a glass or two of Chamomile tea might calm the pain.Replied by Deb (Pune, India) on 07/05/2016
Thanks for your reply! I am stressed because of this everyday pain, other than that, I dont have any stress. My bowel movements are once in a day but slightly loose, the pain is irresptive of food, it occurs sometime if I stay empty stomach for longtime and sometimes after eating. Occurs mostly everyday. I haven't tried any of those mentioned remedies yet but will definitely give a try. Thanks again!Replied by Rsw (Oh ) on 07/05/2016
Hi Deb,
When I was younger, I would get unexpected intense stomach pain, seemingly out of the blue. Pain so intense, just going from laying down to sitting up was excruciating, it even hurt to breathe or walk. When I was pregnant, I got it and my doctor told me he thought it was something I was eating, and if I thought about it, I could probably figure out what it was. Well, I finally discovered that every time I got this, I had eaten yogurt that day or a day or so before. However, sometimes I would eat it and be OK. Well, I stopped eating yogurt and never got it again. A friend reminded me that some yogurt contains live cultures, and some don't. This may explain why I sometimes was OK. FWIW, as I have gotten older, I find I can eat milk kefir and a little yogurt, although I still am hesitant to eat the yogurt because I can still remember that pain. Is there some food you consume on a regular basis, even something you consider to be healthy and is not known to be difficult for most people to eat, that might not agree with your system? Maybe a supplement or vitamin? Just a thought. I hope you feel better soon. Take care.
