How can i get rid of stomach cramp (spasm)?i have been to see the doctor not that helpful?
548268
So many things could be causing your cramp.  Aloe Vera is very soothing to both the stomach and the nerves.  I would try adding 1/2 cup of the juice to orange juice and drinking that a couple of times daily.  You could also visit an herb store near you and get muscle tested to discover what is causing the problem.
803787
You can have pretty severe cramps after eating simply from trapped gas in the intestines. Have you tried taking something like Gas-X to see if that helps relieve the cramps?
885825
See a doctor, you might well have Irritable Bowel Syndrome which can be treated with medication.
719615
One of the best ways to control the pain and other symptoms is to find out what foods set off the symptoms and control it with diet. Yeasts, processed foods (including white sugar, white flour, white vinigar, white rice etc), spicy foods and preservatives are often big triggers. \n\nThere are also medications and antibiotic type drugs that can minimize the effects. \n\nAlso if you are taking drugs such as paing killers, anti-inflamatories and anti cramp medication, make sure you eat before you take them or take them with milk (as long as you aren't sensitive to lactose) so the chalk and acids in the medications don't irritate your stomach.\n\nMost of all, speak to a doctor and google-wack crohns disease support groups, there are sure to be online as well as local groupls that will be able to help you out with advice and understanding. Don't underestimate the power of your friends too, tell them what you are going through and they will be far less likely to try and get you to eat things that set you off and they will be glad of knowing why you may be under the weather at times.\n\nGood luck with it :-)
365471
Start taking Calcium Citrate twice a day. Bunch of recent studies have shown this can really help. \nI have wretched cramps and every doc I've asked has recommended this. (I've just been lazy about doing it.) \nshort of that, I love the midol (always take with food or you will pay for it when you're older!) and I like to use those thermacare pads or a heating pad.
519863
Hi There\n\ntake to aspirin every 4 hrs no more than 8 in a 24 hr period.\n\nAspirin is well known for upsetting your stomach. Try paracetamol or bufferin.\n\nstay healthy\n\ndirky
672249
-Hot tub bath\n-Massage your stomach downwards, from navel towards the groin, to help dislodge cramp-causing blood clots\n-Stay in squatting position for a few minutes\n-Sit on the toilet and strain, as though attempting to pass a difficult bowel movement. This is very effective in dislodging clots and gives great relief from cramps. \n-Finally, try to go to sleep. \n\nSorry... I know how painful the cramps can be. Hope this helps!
99001
Try to eat right and do cardio exercising, preferably before your cycle (for obvious reasons). This will cut down on cramps.
657370
first and foremost i need to tell you to see your doctor cause it can always be something serious. If it is menstrual pains take pamprin(it works well)if it is bowel related(are your movements normal)take a stool softener and see it that helps things along a bit. If its not either of the two mentioned see your doc, it could be your appendix or gall bladder, which may need medicine or surgery to fix. Good luck!!!Feel better soon.
935665
since ur only 14 im gonna have to tell u to ask ur guardian if you can some paracetemol. also if ur goin to school 2moro u cant really have a hot water bottle on ur stomach all day. wot u can do however is go to ur local supermarket and u can get heat patches that stick to the outside of ur pants and help relieve ur cramps. theyre really good coz u cant notice them and they stay warm for bout 8 hours. i used them all the time at school and they were great. hope it helps sweetie
561083
try drinking ginger ale or sprite to calm the stomach. it helps out and don't eat or drink things that are acidic to you and get rest and don't stress yourself out too much, balance things out. change your diet, you can still eat what you want to eat but in smaller quantites.
207484
Have you seen a specialist about this problem?  I would make an appointment with one if I was you.  I guess it would be like a gastrointestinal doctor.  You could have something like Irritable Bowel Syndrome with diarrhea.  There are medications for something like that.  I am not a doctor, but I would definitely continue to go to them until one can help you.  Good luck!
37485
After I had my first kid I'd get cramps so bad I could barely walk.  If I hadn't had to take care of my little girl, I'd have never gotten out of bed or off the couch.  \nIf you see a doctor, you may be able to get some prescription pain relievers like percocet or vicodin, but for OTC meds, check out naproxen sodium....or as it's more widely known, ALEVE.  It turned my condition from debilitating to a dull ache or nothing at all  :-)
1174754
Keep your feet warm. Wear socks and heating pads or cover up with something. \nI hate cramps......\n☺
779895
heating pads have become my best friend during my period. You can buy them at the store and place them against your stomach. They work wonders! I also tend to enjoy chocolate during my unhappy time. Well, Good luck getting rid of the cramps!
647676
You don't say how old you are and that might affect how your periods are.\n\nOne thing that helps with cramps is to give up caffiene.  No coffee, tea, caffienated sodas and you might have a much easier time.\n\nThere are over the counter meds that work well--Pamprin works pretty well--and your doctor can prescribe stronger medications.  In some cases, birth control pills are prescribed to manage menstrual pain.\n\nOther things you can do?  Use a heating pad (or one of those heating bandages that are out now), gentle exercise such as stretching or walking, and if you're of age a shot of brandy or some other liquor works pretty well.\n\nGood luck.  (You have my sympathies)
841088
Try heat. I had endometriosis so bad I eventually had to have a hysterectomy. My doctor gave me ibuprofen 800 mg (the prescription strength) and a med. for stomach (Prevacid), but what worked best for me was heat, esp. moist heat. I used to put rice in a tube sock 2/3rds full, tie a knot in it, and toss it in the microwave for 2 or 3 min., and used it. They also make those heat wraps that you can buy at the store that also work well if you are somewhere you can't carry around heat or keep a heating pad plugged in. Hot liquids also help - try drinking herbal teas. Also - make sure you don't get constipated -that'll only make things worse. If your OBGYN hasn't helped you, then you should really pin him down and make sure he understands how bad these cramps are. There are new drugs out there that are not pain killers, and can help you. If he dismisses your symptoms, I'd look for a different doctor. Ask some of the women in your area who they use, and get some recommendations. Good luck!