Cramping Pain

[RainyGirl 10]

3 months out and I have the worst cramping pains ever. I know its not a "monthly thing" because I had a hysterectomy years ago. I don't think its gas because gasx isn't touching it. The pain is so intense I can barely function. Anyone else? What helped?

[meremb 12]

Are you having a bowel movement on a regular basis? If not, it could be backing up in your stomach and be causing the uncomfortable pain.

[RainyGirl 10]

Are you having a bowel movement on a regular basis? If not' date=' it could be backing up in your stomach and be causing the uncomfortable pain.[/quote']

[RainyGirl 10]

This may sound candid but yes I have... in fact I've been on the toilet for 3 days with the cramping pain I also have diarhhea...

[meremb 12]

This may sound candid but yes I have... in fact I've been on the toilet for 3 days with the cramping pain I also have diarhhea...

Hmm I'm not sure what it could be you are probably eating something your tummy isn't able to tolerate yet

[It's all new 453]

What about gallbladder problems? I am not sure about the symptoms, but I know that many of us end up with gallbladder issues. Might be worth checking?

[O.T.R. sleever 3,386]

3 months out and I have the worst cramping pains ever. I know its not a "monthly thing" because I had a hysterectomy years ago. I don't think its gas because gasx isn't touching it. The pain is so intense I can barely function. Anyone else? What helped?

Don't be surprised if that is exactly what it is, well kinda. You are losing fat at an accelerated rate, as the fat melts it releases stored estrogen into your blood stream. So even though you may not actually produce the excess amounts of estrogen anymore it is very possible that you could have some of the same symptoms from rapid weight loss.