the symptoms also resemble gallbladder kidney or bladder stones; however these should have already been ruled out with a cat scan. my mother (diabetic) experienced something as that which lasted quiet awhile she lost a significant amount of weight during her sickness. doctors were also stunned and diagnosed something as gastritis. researching the web of her symptoms i found that she was probably experiencing an inflammation of the outer lining of her stomach. she was given antibiotics from her doctor which was appropriate however i advised a change in diet until better. her symptoms lasted for several months. the nausea prevented her from eating as she should resulting in a unhealthy weak appearance. there was significant sporadic work loss during that time. antibiotics were prescribed at least twice as i remember. the one thing i have learned of the medical field is that they are forever making mistakes and usually it is good to rely on your own thoughts and those of family and friends. never ever hesitate to get a second or third opinion. if your doctor is located in a small town seek out a professional in the closest large city as the state capital or one of it's size. it seems the most knowledgeable and creative doctors practice in larger cities. one last thought. not knowing more information the thought of an appendix problem popped to mind.
nausea vomiting constipation pain in right side of stomach diabetic low grade fever. my fiance has been in the hospital for over a week now. they have done multiple tests and come up with nothing. these are his symptoms: nausea vomiting constipation pain in his lower right side occasional hiccups and low grade fever. he is also diabetic. he goes back and forth everyday. one day he is terribly sick then the next just fine. they have done an endoscopy upper gi small bowel and hida scan. they only thing they have found is gastritis. what could possibly be wrong with him?