If you go to your doctor and tell him everything that is going on he might help. You do need to listen to what he says though. If he doesn't help go to a hospital.
You may have an intestinal blockage. Which explains many of the symptoms you have described.
1.Stop drinking alcohol. Most people this happens to drink alcohol every day.
2.Reduce the amount of food your consume. Especially if you eat junk food.
3.I hate to suggest this but stop eating. A temporary fast has help people like this before. I'm saying a day or two at the most.
i have made a doctors appointment and hope to get a referral to a gasstro specialist. i do drink a fair amount but not daily anymore but ive been experiencing this for well over a year now is this still a possible intestinal blockage?
Many people who drink often have acid reflux. But, you said you have intense abdominal pain, you get dizzy and sick, and you vomit. These are all symptoms of an intestinal blockage. I have experienced this myself so I know the symptoms. Still get a doctors opinion. Intestinal blockage is not always caused by something inside your intestines. It could be caused by an entanglement or tumors. It would also be something worse. Sometimes part of your intestines become infected and could die. This is really bad. Still get a doctors opinion, I can't say that enough.
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If you go to your doctor and tell him everything that is going on he might help. You do need to listen to what he says though. If he doesn't help go to a hospital.
You may have an intestinal blockage. Which explains many of the symptoms you have described.
1.Stop drinking alcohol. Most people this happens to drink alcohol every day.
2.Reduce the amount of food your consume. Especially if you eat junk food.
3.I hate to suggest this but stop eating. A temporary fast has help people like this before. I'm saying a day or two at the most.
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Many people who drink often have acid reflux. But, you said you have intense abdominal pain, you get dizzy and sick, and you vomit. These are all symptoms of an intestinal blockage. I have experienced this myself so I know the symptoms. Still get a doctors opinion. Intestinal blockage is not always caused by something inside your intestines. It could be caused by an entanglement or tumors. It would also be something worse. Sometimes part of your intestines become infected and could die. This is really bad. Still get a doctors opinion, I can't say that enough.