In this video, I will talk about the 5 causes and symptoms of back pain and nausea.
1.
Food poisoning.
Gastroenteritis causes pain and inflammation in the stomach as the result of an infection.
Several different types of infection can cause gastroenteritis, including norovirus and food-borne
illnesses such as salmonella.
A person with gastroenteritis may experience intense stomach cramping that radiates to
the back.
Sometimes, the condition may cause them to vomit so hard and so frequently that the muscles
of the stomach and back become sore.
Some home remedies to try include limiting the diet to bland, easily digestible foods
such as whole-wheat toast to ease the vomiting, and drinking plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
Gastroenteritis usually clears up on its own, but a person should seek medical care if they
can not keep any food down.
Develop any symptoms of dehydration, such as sunken eyes.
2.
Liver health problems.
Liver disease can also cause nausea and back pain.
In most cases, the pain begins in the upper right part of the stomach then radiates to
the back.
Liver conditions such as cirrhosis and liver cancer may cause pain that gets steadily worse
over many months.
Gallbladder disease, by contrast, can cause pain that slowly gets worse or pain that comes
on suddenly.
The gallbladder sits under the liver, in the upper right section of the abdomen.
A person experiencing a gallbladder attack may report sharp, intense pain in the upper
abdomen, especially after eating.
A person experiencing these symptoms should either see a doctor or go to the emergency
room.
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3.
Pancreatitis.
Pancreatitis is a condition wherein the pancreas becomes inflamed.
It can be either chronic or acute.
Acute pancreatitis may cause sudden nausea, as well as pain in the upper abdomen that
radiates to the back.
Other symptoms of Pancreatitis include.
A swollen or tender stomach.
Fever.
Pancreatitis is a serious and potentially life-threatening illness.
4.
Kidney stones or kidney infection.
The kidneys rest on either side of the mid-back.
Experiencing pain in this area, especially if it is just on one side, may signal either
a kidney stone or a kidney infection.
The person may also experience nausea, and they may have pain that radiates to the groin.
Many kidney stones pass on their own, but it is important to seek medical care to assess
them.
A doctor can also offer pain medication.
Kidney infections are very serious and can spread to other areas of the body.
A person with a kidney infection may also.
Develop a fever.
Struggle to urinate or experience pain when urinating.
5.
Ulcer.
An ulcer is a break in the membrane of the gastrointestinal system.
It may appear in the stomach, intestines, or other digestive organs.
These wounds can bleed and cause intense pain, especially after eating a meal.
Some people with ulcers experience nausea and pain after eating.
To ease the pain of an ulcer, people can try.
Making dietary changes.
Changing position after eating.
So just to recap, the 5 causes and symptoms of back pain and nausea are.
1.
Food poisoning.
2.
Liver health problems.
3.
Pancreatitis.
4.
Kidney stones or kidney infection.
5.
Ulcer.
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