by kevinclark

Question by serdyjjhbmn: SEVERE upper back pain, stomache pain and vomiting, 23 weeks pregnant?
last night i couldn’t go to sleep because i had SEVERE and i mean really bad upper back pain, not achy muscles, like pain.
i laid in bed for about an hour and a half trying to get to sleep, then at about 1am i decided to run a bath to see if it would help.
it did a little bit
upon leaving the tub and getting dressed, i started to experience more back pain, i called my on call nurse, and it got so bad i could barely speak,
all the sudden my stomach [my actual stomach, like the organ] started to feel like it was going to explode, my back muscles began to contract tighter and my stomach pains grew worse, i began to projectile vomit and i couldn’t control it one bit
i couldn’t even stand up for a few mins.

my boyfriend rushed me to the E.R.
it was the WORSE back pain i ever had
as soon as i was admitted into my own room and laid down i felt better right away
the nurse gave me MORPHINE i was so shocked.
i was there for almost 5 hrs
when i left they gave me a vicodin prescription for the back pain and an anti vomit med.

has any one experienced this? all of my tests came back regular except i had low potassium and i was dehydrated a little bit, both which could been from puking
he said to stay away from fatty foods for some reason
morphines actually better for you then tylenol while pregnant thats why they gave me that
i wasnt seen by an OB because the fetal heart rate was normal and she was kicking a whole ton, i dont think it had anything to do with her. but im gonna call my OB and find out what to do. i was seen by the ER doctor and a really sweet nurse

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Answer by zlosnica_13
I cant relate but I am shocked they gave you morphine

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Question by ♪♫Noah’s Mommy♫♪: newborn 2 weeks old sick?
My son is 2 weeks old and is throwing up after every feeding and several times throughout the day and he is very cranky. Is this normal> what do I do?
he also keeps crying to be fed but when I do he just throws it up again.. should I keep feeding so often or just let him cry?

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Answer by dinoula17
Call you dr

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Question by AleksA: 11 weeks old throw up is it normal?
My son had some blood in his stool while he was breastfeeding. the dr put him on alimentum but that was even worst with pooping all the time and no sleeping. so we put him on similac advence cause he was on it as an newborn. he was doing ok. no bign of blood in the poop. i just gave him a bottle now and as soon he finished he throw up the whole thing. he did the same 2 weeks ago with my breastmilk but that time he had too much. is it normal for a baby to throw up sometimes. and how often it happend to your child
i always burp him but it happend right after i took his bottle away i didnt even have time to pick him up to burp him

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Answer by Coi
if it is hot and fluffy, then yes, it is normal.

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Question by : 3 weeks old newborn in pain, straining Super hard goin # 2.. what should i give him 2 help go 2 the bathroom?
his doctor said gerber apple juice mixed wit water..but that only made him gag and he threw up right up? he was born 8 weeks early so i cant just test stuff on him hes not the average newborn.. any old school suggestions what can help the “# 2″ easier for him?

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Answer by geekan
Really? 3 weeks old and give him juice? You should try breastfeeding him and not feeding him formula. The formula is known to constipate babies, and it’s really sad. 3 weeks old he should be happy and content. Please try it.

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Question by melisa l: i have a newborn baby who is 2 weeks old and he continues to throw up a lot and he can’t keep nothing down. ?
He was 5 lbs when he was born.

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Answer by Jenny RS
Is your baby breast or formula fed? If formula, you may need to switch brands. He may also have reflux, in which case medications can do wonders. Please talk to your pediatrician asap.

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