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mar73087

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Joined: 19 Feb 2007
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Abdomen Pain Posted: 02-19-07 17:38pm


After races i am in so much abdomen pain that i literally get sick. I have to lie in fetal position for about 20 minutes before i can move. i don't know what is causing this pain, but for a high endurance athlete it's not fun. The pain goes away after i lie down and get sick, but i have no idea what is causing this problem. Does anyone know what it is and or how to help?!

spectermonkey

Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy

Joined: 29 Dec 2006
Posts: 59
Location: Somewhere

Not Sure, But... Posted: 03-04-07 00:31am


Trust me, you need TO SEE A DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY! This aint something that you should ask around or think for any amount of time about! Get professional help! It could be a hernia! Or maybe not. BUT STILL! See a doctor! Please!

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