Upper left pain and weight loss

[Golfcat6]

Hello thanks for your time
I'm a 33 year old male 5'9" 158lbs was 166lb before all this started. Goin on about a month now I've had this annoying pain on left side under ribs and below the ribs. Ocassionally it gets more pain but the discomfort is always there. I also get a lot of gurgling/rumbling in my left side as well. I have a metallic/acidic taste in my mouth. Stools are inconsistent with some being normal and the next being soft, some float, some diarrhea. Went to my doc and first put me on Prilosec otc, which didn't seem to help. Went back to him and ordered abdominal ultrasound, blood work CBC, CRP and CMP, everything came back normal. My mind keeps thinking the worst. Any help would be appreciated

[avilamember1115]

i agree with monarch50, fruits and vegetables along with other nutritious items will do the job, try to alkalinize your body by drinking baking soda mixed with water daily, do some research and youll be surprised......their is a cure for any disease....most people are just not willing to go all in on what they need to do to get better....Good luck and think positive....God bless

[CHIN_C]

This is dangerous advice. You should rely on the advice of a medical doctor who practices according to evidence-based medicine (i.e., peer-reviewed literature based on clinical trials). While it is important to do your own research and work, this should supplement not replace the care of your doctor who has undergone multiple years of education and training.

[monarch50]

Get off the Prilosec. It will erode your espophagus.

Google natural remedies for your symptoms.  The medical mafia has no answers for you.  You will only find cures through natural remedies.  All the medical establishment wants to do is to keep you going for years on their poisonous drugs, which will only damage your body further.

God Bless and good luck. YOU have to do your OWN research and work.

[CHIN_C]

This is dangerous advice. You should rely on the advice of a medical doctor who practices according to evidence-based medicine (i.e., peer-reviewed literature based on clinical trials). While it is important to do your own research and work, this should supplement not replace the care of your doctor who has undergone multiple years of education and training.