What is the reason for stomach acid vomiting

There are many reasons for gastric acid vomiting. When a person vomits gastric acid, the acidic secretions in the stomach and intestines will cause excessive stimulation of the gastrointestinal mucosa, which often gives people a heartburn symptom. Acid reflux is quite harmful to humans and there are many causes for it, the most common of which are gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer. In addition, irregular lifestyle is also an important cause of acid reflux. Overeating, frequent alcoholism, staying up late and poor rest will aggravate the adverse effects on the stomach and intestines and easily cause such symptoms. When acid reflux occurs, timely medication treatment must be carried out, and the medication must be symptomatic.

1. Gastric acid vomiting may be caused by lack of hydrochloric acid in the stomach

That is, insufficient secretion of gastric juice makes it unable to undertake the tasks of digestion, preservation and fermentation, which affects the digestion and absorption function, makes it easy to suffer from gastrointestinal diseases, and also leads to obstacles in the digestion and absorption of nutrients. Many minerals and vitamins require adequate stomach acid for optimal absorption, such as iron, zinc, and B vitamins. Patients with gastric acid deficiency or insufficient gastric acid may have multiple nutritional deficiencies, which will lead to many health problems and seriously affect people's physical health. When there is too little or no gastric acid, bacteria can easily multiply in the stomach. This is more common in chronic atrophic gastritis and can manifest as upper abdominal discomfort, poor appetite, and indigestion.

2. Gastric acid vomiting may be caused by irregular lifestyle

When you are under mental stress, overly tired, in a bad mood, smoke heavily, undergo surgery, have severe burns or have a bacterial infection, the cerebral cortex will function abnormally and will not be able to properly control the nerves that secrete gastric acid, causing increased gastric acid secretion. Increased gastric acid can lead to chronic gastritis, gastric or duodenal ulcers, etc. Certain drugs that are harmful to the stomach, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (such as aspirin, indomethacin), reserpine, and phenylbutazone, can cause increased gastric acid secretion. Improper diet, irregular meals, long-term alcoholism, spicy food, food that is too sweet, too salty, too spicy, too sour, too cold, or too hot can all lead to increased gastric acid secretion. Certain whole grains, sweet potatoes, potatoes, etc. contain a lot of starch, which can stimulate the stomach to produce a lot of gastric acid. In addition, indigestible foods, drinking too much soda, and the remaining sugar fermenting in the gastrointestinal tract can also induce pantothenic acid.

3. Gastric acid vomiting may be pathological pantothenic acid

Chronic gastritis, gastric or duodenal ulcers, etc. can increase gastric acid and often cause pantothenic acid. Physiological pantothenic acid does not require special treatment and can be resolved by eliminating the inducing factors. In addition to finding the cause of pathological pantothenic acid, you can take acid-reducing drugs, such as calcium carbonate, Weishuping, etc., and Chinese medicine Wubesan, Zuojinjiu, etc., which are also effective.