What happens if there is too little stomach acid? There are actually these two symptoms

As we all know, excessive stomach acid is very harmful to human health and may cause many other stomach diseases, but what will happen to the human body if there is too little stomach acid? Most people don't really understand this. In fact, too little gastric acid has two symptoms in people's lives, which seriously affect people's normal life and work.

1. Too little stomach acid can lead to abnormal digestive function

Patients with too little gastric acid usually have symptoms of abnormal digestive function, such as constipation or diarrhea, abdominal distension, and are prone to iron, zinc and B vitamins deficiency, resulting in a series of symptoms and manifestations such as iron deficiency anemia. In addition, the abnormal digestive function caused by insufficient gastric acid also manifests itself in symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, poor appetite, indigestion, hiccups, and burning pain in the chest, which should be taken seriously.

2. Other symptoms caused by hypochlorhydria

In addition to abnormal digestive function, patients with hypochlorhydria usually also have some inflammation in the intestines, are prone to acne, and have easily broken nails on their limbs. Long-term hypochlorhydria if not corrected in time often leads to pernicious anemia, tropical fatty diarrhea, chronic gastritis and other diseases, which in turn manifest as symptoms of physical discomfort.

Through the above introduction, I believe many friends have some understanding of the symptoms of hypochlorhydria. Experts in related fields remind that there are many symptoms of hypochlorhydria, and the symptoms of hypochlorhydria vary among different populations, so it is necessary to pay attention to the patient's physical health status to better ensure the effectiveness of treatment.