Can stomach ulcers cause fever?
My wife has chronic stomach ulcers, and lately, she's been running a low-grade fever on and off. We're trying to figure out the cause. Could her stomach ulcers be responsible for these fevers?
My wife has chronic stomach ulcers, and lately, she's been running a low-grade fever on and off. We're trying to figure out the cause. Could her stomach ulcers be responsible for these fevers?
I remember feeling so scared and physically exhausted when my stomach ulcer was flaring up. If you are running a fever, it could mean there is an infection or complication, which is very stressful. Please visit a doctor soon to get relief.
No bro, a normal stomach ulcer doesn't cause fever. If you have a fever along with stomach pain, it could mean a serious infection or a perforated ulcer. Don't wait around, go to a hospital right now.
A fever usually means your body is fighting an infection, which might need antibiotics. Instead of self-medicating and buying expensive random pills, go to a general physician. A simple doctor consult and blood test is cheap and will give you the right path.
I would panic completely if I had a fever along with a stomach ulcer, as it can indicate an infection or a serious issue. Please don't search more online as it will only stress you out. Just head to a doctor for a proper checkup.
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My stomach already complains about everything I eat, but a fever is where it crosses the line! A fever with an ulcer usually indicates an infection or complication. Go see your doctor before your body throws any more tantrums.
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