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Hello, I don’t know if you guys are any health experts or can help me figure what exactly caused it.
It was around 2 years ago, It started out with me being sick with a cold. When I got home I drunk some tea and took an alkaseltzer and then I lied down. About an hour later my stomach was in unbearable pain, i couldn’t even stand up straight and felt like I had to throw up but couldn’t. I thought I was going to die honestly.
I hoped it would go away but after 30 mins later I told my family and my brother came and took me to the hospital. I threw up on the way there and I had to get help in a wheelchair.
Once I finally got in a room, they gave me some narcotics to ease the pain. I was told that my potassium was Critically low. Then another doctor came and gave me a cat scan and he told me that my bowel nonevent was slowed down and if it didn’t get better then I would have to get surgery.
Luckily, after some rest, a whole bag of potassium through an IV and a liquid diet I was able recover in 2 days and released.
But I wonder was it my low potassium that caused my bowel to slow down or was it something else and what exactly was my condition called?
It's been more than 3 years since I've had this weird bump on the bone of my wrist. When I turn my arm it disappears, but when my arm is in it's normal position it's visible. It feels and looks like it's part of my bone. It didn't really hurt until today when it felt like my hand dislocated itself from by arm or something, now it's really uncomfortable and I have trouble sleeping. Does anyone knows what this is? If so is there any way to fix it? Thanks.