CAN ANYONE TELL ME ABOUT A "CHARLIE HORSE" IN THE STOMACH!

NOBETTERWOMEN
on 1/21/07 12:59 am - South Jersey, NJ
Has anyone moved a certain way, and boom! I have got a "charlie horse" just like one in you lower calf, but it is in my stomach. It hurt so bad, I just stayed still and tried to breath in and out slowly, and rubbed it waiting for it to go away. Is this common, or is it something I should be concerned about? It has happen to me about 4 or 5 times in the last 3 months. Just wondering???? Thanks bridget k.
laura55
on 1/22/07 9:51 am - Barnegat, NJ
you should call your doctor as there may be more to it. such as hernia. Please follow up even if it is only a phone call to them. Just don't take things for granted. best wishes Laura G
Barbara H.
on 1/24/07 9:07 am - Tuckerton, NJ
Hey Bridget!! I had that a few times, I think it was stress....it went away. But you might want to mention it to the doc. BUT.....I wanted to mention this.....when they wheeled me into my room after surgery....i was "crunching" my stomach. You know, like doing stomach crunches! It was totally involuntary..it was so bizarre. It didn't hurt, but it was strange. I don't know if it was from them cutting the muscles. Or, maybe I am just a weirdo...LOL!!!
NOBETTERWOMEN
on 1/24/07 11:33 am - South Jersey, NJ
So nice to hear from you my friend. I hope you are well. How is it going with the weight? What aree you up to? Was this after surgery that this happen to you? Or on the way in? Talk tomorrow, we have support group, but might be bad weather. Barbara their is a new girl on here, and they just gave her a quikc date. Feb. 5th. She needs to know what things she should have in he her house. As far as protein drinks. What clear liquieds she should have. What is the best protein drinks. Just go on my profi,le and you will see her ruth l. Just click on it and get her profle tell her bridget told you to write some ideas for her. She will love you for it. I gotto get to bed, very tired, c an't type anymore. All mistakes. Love ya bridge
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