sore stomach and feel sick

[Haresareus]

I have a sore stomach and feel sickly , also a feeling of phlegm in top of throat which comes and goes . Seems to come when the sore tummy does .

is this a symptom of CLL , only diagnosed recently and no treatment .

did think at first maybe anxiety but keeps coming and going ?

[LeoPa]

You are probably just stressed out. If you lock your post you might get more answers. Also please endeavor to share more of your latest lab results. Like ALC, neutrophils, platelets, hemoglobin and red blood cells at least. This to be able to quickly assess where you MIGHT be on your CLL journey. By the way I like your nick. I read it as HareSaurus first 😁. If there was such a Dino it would sure look funny.

[Haresareus in reply to LeoPa]

Hi please advise how I lock my post ? Sorry brand new to this today 😌 thanks for your reply

[AussieNeil Partner Administrator in reply to Haresareus]

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[Haresareus in reply to AussieNeil]

Thank you so much ☺️ this all sounds just what I need 🙌

[Spark_Plug]

The post nasal drip could be a cause of the stomach issue, such has been the case for my child. I'm not a professional, so you may want to call your local doctor and solve the head issue first.

[8pawsplusme]

Could it be a reaction to something you are eating? I seem to have developed some food sensitivities/ intolerance since being diagnosed with CLL. For me, peanut butter is out ( causes phlegm) , tomatoes are out, dairy and bread. It has been a learning experience to really pay attention to symptoms and trace back to the foods I ate. Every now and then I cheat and inevitably pay the price. Just a thought...

[Haresareus in reply to 8pawsplusme]

I did wonder about that . Would be difficult to work out what at the moment as I have been comfort eating unfortunately.

I’ve been to the docs today ( could only see an advanced paramedic ) and he prescribed me Omeprazole , didn’t mention any connection to CLL .

I always come away still worrying , oncology appointment in 3 weeks so will mention there

Thankyou for your advise ☺️

[MisfitK in reply to Haresareus]

Like the previous poster mentioned, it also sounds food-related to me.

You can start a food journal today, and follow it for everything you eat for the next 2-4 weeks. Anytime you have a reaction, document it and see what was eaten/drunk in the preceding meal (or two) to start to narrow down an issue.

You may have no issues. You may have one issue. You may have more than one issue. No way to narrow it down or exclude food until you document. And if you have the documentation, that will help docs narrow down your issue as well (if you document and nothing sticks out, it's probably not food related)...

[Haresareus in reply to MisfitK]

Great advise thankyou very much, I will do this and see how I go