What about a stomachache?

Abdominal pain should be treated with the right medicine. The following summarizes the diagnosis and general treatment of eight symptoms of abdominal pain.

1. Abdominal pain and diarrhea. The chief culprit of abdominal pain and diarrhea is food poisoning and acclimatization. If diarrhea occurs during important meetings, or sleep is interrupted by frequent diarrhea, you may wish to take the gastrointestinal drug Peto-Bismo. If you are traveling abroad, you may wish to take Yimentong, which can slow down the speed of liquid passing through the intestine.

2. dysmenorrhea. Abdominal pain or diarrhea caused by dysmenorrhea is normal. In order to relieve dysmenorrhea and reduce menstrual flow, adevir or ibuprofen can be taken from 12 to 24 hours before menstruation. Then take it every 3-6 hours according to the prescribed dose for 3 days.

3. Abdominal pain and bloating. Many factors including menstruation and constipation can cause bloating. It is recommended to eat less salt, because it will keep water in the body, avoid eating foods that are easy to fart, such as beans, cabbage and cauliflower, or drink more yogurt containing active probiotics to help regulate your digestive system.

4. Stomach pain caused by gastroesophageal reflux. Reflux occurs when stomach acid enters the esophagus and throat from the stomach. It often happens at night. Unlike heartburn, reflux can cause chest pain accompanied by sore throat or cough. It is suggested to reduce drinking and smoking, avoid eating before going to bed, or take the antacid Prilosec.

The simple way to solve stomachache and nausea is to eat ginger, which can relieve nausea by accelerating the flow of food from the stomach to the small intestine. Charlene Placet, an associate professor of gastroenterology at St. Louis University School of Medicine, said: "When I feel uncomfortable after eating too much, I will drink some ginger tea, chop ginger and soak it in water, and then add some honey to relieve my stomach discomfort."

6. Stomach pain caused by heartburn. The main cause of heartburn is eating spicy food before going to bed, eating too fast and too much. Jeffrey carter Carter Z, a Cleveland gastroenterologist, said, "When my stomach is burning, I will drink a glass of milk, which can suppress the acid produced in my stomach."

7. I have a stomachache after dinner. Eating too fast and too much often causes abdominal pain after meals. The solution is simple, that is, eat slowly and eat less. If you have an unexplained stomachache after a meal, it may be gallbladder disease. However, women are more prone to stomach pains after meals than men, and some women even get gallstones for no reason.

8. Hunger and pain. Mark Batiatsky, a gastroenterologist in new york, said that sometimes people feel less pain after eating, which may be a manifestation of ulcers. If it continues to appear, you should see a doctor. People are advised to eat less and more meals to keep their stomachs away from hunger.

I hope it works for you.