It turns out that there are 9 symptoms of stomach problems

Gastric disease is a relatively common disease in daily life and has a great impact on human health. Therefore, we must detect and treat gastric disease early to avoid missing the best treatment time and causing ourselves to fall into more serious illness. So what are the symptoms of stomach problems? In fact, there are 9 symptoms of stomach disease, and abdominal distension and pain after meals is one of them.

Symptoms of stomach problems

1. Abdominal distension and pain after meals, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and occasional vomiting of blood. A history of stomach disease that has recently worsened, or no history of stomach disease that has only recently developed, accompanied by anemia, weight loss, loss of appetite, and a hard lump felt above the navel or heart, then stomach cancer is considered.

2. Abdominal pain and diarrhea after eating improperly or catching a cold, which may be accompanied by vomiting, chills and fever, may be acute gastroenteritis or acute dysentery.

3. Diarrhea occurs immediately after meals, after each meal, when slightly cold or eating improperly, diarrhea occurs sometimes and constipation occurs sometimes, the diarrhea is watery, and there is a lot of mucus when constipated. Sometimes the abdomen is bloated and there is a urge to defecate but no stool is produced when going to the toilet, and there is no weight loss for several years. It is very likely that you have chronic allergic enteritis.

4. Diarrhea will occur after eating spicy, greasy, or cold food, drinking alcohol, or right after a meal. Some people may have abdominal pain and intestinal rumbling during or before diarrhea, and the abdominal pain will be relieved after diarrhea. This may be due to intestinal dysfunction.

5. If you experience bloating and pain in the right upper abdomen and radiate to the right shoulder after eating greasy food, you may be suffering from cholecystitis or cholelithiasis. People who like to eat greasy food, are obese, or skip breakfast should pay more attention.

6. If you experience heartburn, belching, or pain behind the sternum after a meal (which is more obvious when lying flat or bending forward or when abdominal pressure increases), you should consider gastroesophageal reflux disease.

7. There is a feeling of obstruction, pause, or pain behind the sternum when eating, and the pain may be mild or severe. This often suggests that the patient may have esophagitis, esophageal diverticulum or early esophageal cancer.

8. Feeling bloated after meals or all day long, belching but no acid reflux, poor appetite, gradual weight loss, and slightly pale or gray complexion. Middle-aged and elderly people should consider chronic gastritis, especially chronic atrophic gastritis and gastroptosis.

9. Upper abdominal pain after meals, or nausea, vomiting, or a feeling of indigestion. Symptoms persist for many years, often occurring in autumn. The pain may be rhythmic, such as after catching a cold, getting angry, or eating irritating foods. This may be a gastric ulcer.