Why do I get stomach pains after breakfast?
Too vague. Please see a doc.Is it stomach or belly (most likely bowel) pain? There is something called a gastro-colic reflex, the filling of the stomach followed by the contraction of the large bowel, that’s why babies poo after having had their milk.Some people having a peptic stomach ulcer have stomach pains after eating. This is located in the middle upper abdomen, not to the sides nor in the underbelly. This can’t be diagnosed through internet.If you were my patient, and I was convinced it was stomach pain, I would perform an upper GE endoscopy (gastro-duodenoscopy) to exclude peptic ulcers especially of the stomach (duodenal ulcers patients feel better after eating something). If that was normal, for upper belly pains after meals I’d then order an upper abdominal echography to exclude gallbladder stones, which we also find in young people.
Why does my stomach hurt?
Stomach problems can't be diagnosed by blood tests, am not sure what tests has been done, but you'll need to have a esophago-gastro-duodenoscopy (a routine exam of your esophagus, stomach and duodenum taking no more than 10 minutes in total) and echography of your pancreas (since there is a correlation between chronic pancreatitis and cystic fibrosis see Chronic Pancreatitis - Celiac Disease Foundation) done, because upper abdominal aches can be caused by a pancreatic problem, sometimes hard to diagnose on a regular upper abdominal echography, we sometimes need to do an Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) to diagnose this condition.On the other hand what some people feel are stomach problems aren't from the stomach at all, many people have bowel cramps.Am not sure how old you are, how long you had had celiac disease before it had been diagnosed, and for how long you have had celiac disease now.People with celiac disease (more often if celiac disease is diagnosed late >7 years after onset of the symptoms) have a 60-80 times higher risk of the quite rare adenocarcinoma and T-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma of the small bowel (from Page on nih.gov normally a very, very low incidence of just 1 to 1,4 per 100,000), hard to diagnose, not visible on echography, sometimes can be made visible by small bowel MRI and/or combined PET/CT scan, only causing pain symptoms if the lymphoma causes (intermittent) obstruction of the small bowel. Usually docs are put on the right tract when you're seen during an attack, where they find signs of intestinal obstruction (Ileus), but won't cause continuous pain, so very unlikely in your case. In irritable bowel syndrome eating a low FODMAP diet sometimes helps.. see Low FODMAP Diet -- What You Need to Know -- US News Best Diets
My stomach hurts after sitting a certain way and my breath smells?
See your health care provider as soon as possible (primary care or dentist). Abdominal pain can be a sign of a serious condition. Fortunately, minor causes are much more frequent. Location of the pain can help in suggesting the cause. Appendix pain usually occurs in the right lower quarter of the abdomen Diverticulitis usually hurts in the left lower quarter of the abdomen Kidney pain, the back Gallbladder, the right upper quarter Stomach, the upper abdomen Bladder or female organs, the lower areas Exceptions to these rules do occur. Pain from hollow organs--such as the bowel or gallbladder--tends to be intermittent and resembles gas pains or colic. Pain from solid organs--kidneys, spleen, liver--tends to be more constant. Stomach ulcers tend to create burning pain in the upper abdomen which usually gets better after a meal or a dose of antacid. There are exceptions to these rules as well. Poor dental hygiene and smoking cause most cases of bad breath in adults. Infections of the mouth and sore throat infections may also cause bad breath. Recently it has been suggested that bad breath is occasionally due to gases absorbed from the intestine and released through the lungs. Finally, unusual problems such as abscesses of the lung or heavy worm infestation. I hope this helps you. And good luck.
Colicky stomach pain?
I get this severe colicky pain in my stomach every so often and it is debilitating... It comes with chills and really bad nausea, I dont seem to have gas, or the need to use the restroom... What could it be? I've noticed it usually comes after I eat, However it can take anywhere from 5 minutes to a few hours to happen after eating
Why does my stomach hurt after eating fast food?
Stomach pain is a common health issue and is indicating that there is something wrong with your stomach. This is common and is a result of diet indiscretion, but if the pain occurs more frequently or if the pain is more in severity then there is a need to pay attention. This may indicate some serious medical conditions.HERE is FURTHER INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP YOU ABOUT THE CAUSES.If there is a dull pain after eating, this is simply the indication of overeating.A sharp pain after eating is the sign of gut infection.If the gut pain is of burning nature then this is the indication of Ulcers or GERD.If the pain occurs in a wavy way, this is Colic pain.If the pain occurs only after a certain type of foods, this is indicating that you are allergic to certain types of food.The pain that occurs after an hour of eating, is indicating that you have a Stomach Ulcer.GERD occurs when you lie down immediately after eating.Related:You will get these amazing benefits when you drink hot water every morning.Eating these 15 foods will never lead you to obesity.How to lose belly fat with this exigency diet in one night?Attribution for Image and information.
I took propolis and my stomach ache has got worse.?
I've been told propolis is good for stomach ache. But after I took it my stomach ache has got worse. Some people say it may get worse before it gets better. Is that true? Does anyone have that experience?
Excruciating stomach pain every five to ten minutes?
See your health care provider as soon as possible (gastroenterologist), for consultation. Pain may be generalized, meaning that it is present in more than half of your belly. This is more typical for a stomach virus, indigestion, or gas. If the pain becomes more severe, it may be caused by a blockage of the intestines. Pain that is localized is found in only one area of your belly. This type of pain is more likely to be a sign of a problem in one of your organs, such as the appendix, gallbladder, or stomach (ulcers). Cramp-like pain is usually not serious, and is more likely to be due to gas and bloating. It is often followed by diarrhea. More worrisome signs include pain that occurs more often, lasts longer (more than 24 hours), or has a fever with it. Colicky pain is pain that comes in waves, usually starts and ends suddenly, and is often severe. Kidney stones and gallstones are common causes of this type of belly pain. For prevention of many types of abdominal pain: Avoid fatty or greasy foods. Drink plenty of water each day. Eat small meals more frequently. Exercise regularly. Limit foods that produce gas. Make sure that your meals are well-balanced and high in fiber. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. I hope this helps you. And good luck.
What is the difference between colic pain and cramps?
I'm a male and have severe abdominal pain.its really painful I have to bend over cause it hurts really bad!!!!!......I've had this pain before I just take alka Seltzer and goes away...but I don't have any right now???
Severe abdominal pain, cramps, diarrhea, vomiting... any ideas?
The possible causes are never ending. Most commonly related to those symtoms, peptic ulcer comes to mind. If left untreated can get pretty nasty. Might also just be a stomach virus. Kidney infection. Apendecidis. Stress related. I've always been advised that anything unbarable should be taken care of immediately. Especially pain not responding to pain medication. Schedule an appointment or head to the ER. Apendicidis is very common among your age group and can be deadly and quickly too. The symptoms come on very hard & quickly. There was about 4 months would I couldn't keep anything down but small amounts of non-heavy stuff and always felt nauseous. Very simular to pregnancy symptoms but I wasn't. I had real uncomfortable gas pains. I later found out that most likely I was just really stressed out and my body was reacting. Just get checked sweety. The worst to happen is you'll feel better in the long run :)