Im freaking out here what if i have liver cancer help me im so scared im crying..?!
Question: Im freaking out here what if i have liver cancer help me im so scared im crying...?
I'm 18 years old i dont drink or smoke..all of a sudden ive been feeling pain in my lower abdomen and when i touch it is hard i feel like i got abs which im 5'3 and i weigh 184 even though i never looked big..but still these things worry me i have the symptoms i feel nauses for no reason and this forvever pain in my stomach ive been to the doctor countless times i took a blood test for physical but they said is just low iron levels last month but i had my period anyways so maybe thats why...
omg im so scared i dont want to die i need adviceHealth Question & Answer
omg im so scared i dont want to die i need adviceHealth Question & Answer
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Ok now listen... number 1 the liver is not down there...
number 2 the cancer comes when you never expect ..
and does not hurt... ever!!!
number 3 schedule an ultrasound and you will
much better after, i promise you!
God loves you.Health Question & Answer
number 2 the cancer comes when you never expect ..
and does not hurt... ever!!!
number 3 schedule an ultrasound and you will
much better after, i promise you!
God loves you.Health Question & Answer
Don't be scare, relax you don't have cancer. If you had cancer the doctor would had told you. Take half of glass of water with a lemon every morning, for low iron eat raisin, water crest, meat are very high in iron.
I hope you feel more relax and God bless you.Health Question & Answer
I hope you feel more relax and God bless you.Health Question & Answer
You don't have liver cancer.It's very rare for people who don't have alcoholic cirrhosis or Hepatitis(B or C).also liver is located in the upper right corner of your belly.
If you keep feeling pain you should arrange to do an ultrasound.Health Question & Answer
If you keep feeling pain you should arrange to do an ultrasound.Health Question & Answer
well if you been to the docter and they say nothings wrong and you think there is then you need to get a second opinion.Health Question & Answer
ask a doctor, stop being over dramatic, calm yourself and think rationallyHealth Question & Answer
Hi Claudia. It is very unlikely that you have liver cancer. However, clearly something is causing the symptoms you described. One common cause of the types of pain you describe AND anemia, is a condition called Celiac disease (CD).
CD is caused by an allergic reaction to the proteins in wheat, rye and barley called glutens/gliadins. It causes an autoimmune reaction in the small intestine that damages the lining of that area of your digestive tract. This results in poor digestion and malabsorption of nutrients such as iron (anemia).
Celiac disease is very common - it occurs in one in every one hundred people. Sadly, because it is a nutritional disorder, medical doctors rarely diagnose it! Your nausea, stomach pains and anemia are a HUGE RED FLAG for Celiac Disease. Your doctor may think you are not at risk for this diagnosis because of your weight (many doctors are so ill-informed they think Celiac patients have to be losing weight to have the diagnosis - yet medical research shows about 1/3 Celiac patients are actually over-weight!).
I strongly encourage you to get tested for Celiac Disease. If your doctor won't or doesn't know how to test you, demand a referral to a doctor who specializes in CD. The only treatment is total avoidance of glutens/gliadins in your diet, but if that is the cause of your symptoms, the change in diet is worth the effort.
Best wishes and good luck.Health Question & Answer
CD is caused by an allergic reaction to the proteins in wheat, rye and barley called glutens/gliadins. It causes an autoimmune reaction in the small intestine that damages the lining of that area of your digestive tract. This results in poor digestion and malabsorption of nutrients such as iron (anemia).
Celiac disease is very common - it occurs in one in every one hundred people. Sadly, because it is a nutritional disorder, medical doctors rarely diagnose it! Your nausea, stomach pains and anemia are a HUGE RED FLAG for Celiac Disease. Your doctor may think you are not at risk for this diagnosis because of your weight (many doctors are so ill-informed they think Celiac patients have to be losing weight to have the diagnosis - yet medical research shows about 1/3 Celiac patients are actually over-weight!).
I strongly encourage you to get tested for Celiac Disease. If your doctor won't or doesn't know how to test you, demand a referral to a doctor who specializes in CD. The only treatment is total avoidance of glutens/gliadins in your diet, but if that is the cause of your symptoms, the change in diet is worth the effort.
Best wishes and good luck.Health Question & Answer