Why does my stomach hurt and my back hurt?

The fast-paced life leads many people to have irregular diets and bad living habits, which can easily cause stomach problems. There are many types of stomach problems. If you want to treat stomach problems, you must find out the cause. Some people not only have bad stomachs, but also have back pain. What is going on in this situation?

What causes stomach upset and back pain?

Bad stomach and back pain are two different concepts. If you say bad stomach, it means stomach pain and discomfort when eating, accompanied by pain and soreness in the back. Some gastric cancers have this symptom, especially the junction of the cardia and esophagus, which will manifest as a burning pain behind the sternum and reflect to the back. Some of these gastric cancers have this symptom. Another part is benign diseases, such as inflammation of the cardia and esophagus, and some hiatal hernias, which may cause discomfort in the back. If you have this situation, then of course some gastric cancer has already metastasized to the chest, and pain will definitely occur at this time.

So symptoms cannot diagnose the disease. There must be a corresponding diagnostic method. For example, if you do a chest X-ray or a gastroscopy, or some other examinations like this, it will be relatively more helpful in guiding the diagnosis.

Causes of gastrointestinal problems

1. Abnormal lifestyle

It may also cause the intestines to be too hungry or too full due to regular and quantitative eating, leading to abnormal intestinal movements, which can overload the gastrointestinal tract in the long run.

2. Eating too fast

It will cause incomplete chewing, resulting in the digestive juice and food not being fully stirred and mixed, and thus not being fully digested and decomposed, causing damage to the intestines.

3. Unhygienic diet

Some pathogens produce toxins in the intestines, causing gastrointestinal diseases such as acute gastroenteritis.

4. Eating too much greasy food causes indigestion in the intestines

A high-protein or high-fat diet can easily cause changes in intestinal flora, which is not conducive to the survival of beneficial bacteria. If you consume too much greasy food, the lipase and protease in the body will be overwhelmed and eventually exhausted.

5. Physiological aging

Causes degeneration of intestinal digestive organ function.