I second Naomi's suggestion. I would see your primary care physician at the first appointment date, they will probably refer you to a gastroenterologist that is what I did--glad I did… The gastroenterologist figured it out--in my case it took an upper scope (endoscopy) and lower scope (colonoscopy).
Bob V On Apr 10, 2015, at 3:45 PM, lwillis82...@gmail.com wrote: > I sleep on my left side. Every morning I wake up with terrible stomach pain. > Its a stabbing pain right behind my belly button. It usually gets better > after I sit up for a while. A bowel movement will usually help some until I > eat again, then it starts over. Sometimes it feels like my insides are > actually moving around in there. A big meal tears me up. Ive tried nearly > everything, prilosec, nexium, Miralax, alkaselzer, gas-x, nothing helps. It > seems to be getting worse. Any of you peeps got any advice? > > Sent from Surface
