What causes stomach pain after eating? answers (3425)

A: Hi, stomach pain after eating can be a sign of peptic ulcer disease. The ulcer can be aggravated by the content of food. This causes the pain. It is very important that you make an appointment to see a Doctor. Ulcers can continue to grow until they actually develop a hole in the stomach lining. See your Doctor so they can order the appropriate tests to determine what is causing the pain and provide you with the correct treatment plan. Best wishes and take care....

A: 1. acid overproduction. acid reflux is the most common cause. it is when your stomach produce more stomach acid thatn usual to accomidate with the excessive intake of foods and sometimes reaches you esophagus causing deterioration of the esophagus wall. (not a good thing) for instant relief, try liquid pepto bismol or a full glass of cold milk....

A: 1. after sex, it''s probably not your stomach hurting, it''s probably your uterus contracting from having a "foreign object" being shoved in and out of it. after eating, it''s probably from ulcers. if you are under a lot of stress, then you have probably accumulated an ulcer or two, which is irritated while eating. 2. well are the 2 things related?...

A: 1. If you arent keeping your arms at your sides while jogging you could get side pains from not running properly. When you move your arms, keep them parallel to your body, Dont let them cross in front of you. Good luck- and GOOD JOB! 2. xercise must be done with a free body and not after eating plz dont do it why i dont know but it is unhealthy 3. should have some glucose before or after jogging and drink just a little water and warm up 4. dear! it s okay... i feel the same , its becoz of u r non habitual and there is no gain wdout pain.. but medically , it might that u have some weakness in liver, or might be u have less hameoglobin in blood.. rest u must not put urself inunder pressure,...

A: Hi,pain after eating is most probably due to and ulcers.Please go for an endoscopy to find out the exact cause .Please consult a gastroenterologist.Hope this helps you. Take care and regards !...

A: Heart palpitations after eating can be caused when the heart begins to pump blood back to the stomach and other areas, to help the digestion process. This activity can sometimes be perceived by some as palpitations. Other reasons for palpitations after eating include fluctuations of blood glucose and its effect on the heart, overeating, and eating spicy foods. In addition, drinking caffeinated beverages such as iced tea and coffee with meals can cause palpitations after eating. When other symptoms accompany palpitations after eating such as chest pain, dizziness, sweating or shortness of breath, further evaluation is recommended.. In some...

A: Abdominal pain, like pain anywhere, can be due to a variety of causes. pain after particular foods could be related to acid-peptic disease, intolerance to a particular food, a motility disorder (inappropriate movement of digestive products--or lack thereof) triggered by something he ate, spasm (irritable bowel syndrome), constipation (after eating, the gastro-colic reflex tells the colon to make room), gallbladder or biliary tract disease (fatty foods can trigger a gallstone attack), or pancreatic disease. Of course, non-GI pain should also be considered, although unlikely in this case. It would be hard to diagnose...

A: 1. That''s sounds normal. Did you happen to eat a lot of meat? I noticed that meat often gave me stomach pain when I was recovering and beginning to eat again. It would also be better for you all around if you could possibly eat smaller meals more frequently rather than a large meal at the end of the day. I know that can be a nerve wracking thought, but it''s what most doctors recommend. 2. Hiya:D 13 years old 5''4.5'' 96 pounds here and also a recovering anorexic:D Don''t worry, it''s normal. It''s just your stomach adjusting and I guess "stretching" out to adjust to all the food your eating now. Mine hurt for like the first 3 months, and I had to start taking medicine to stop...

A: 1. GET SOME GASS-X 2. You could have Ulcers 3. have some camon 4. ever hear of a doctor? 5. I really think you should go to a doctor asap. It really sounds like its gas and that is treatable. 6. the same thing was wrong with me, only not when i ate... i went to the docter''s and it turned out i had a cyst 7. http://www.stomachcramps.com 8. dont eat so much next time :) 9. Well it could be a number of things, are you getting pain in your actual stomach or in your intestines, cause you could have irritable bowel syndrome if it''s cramps and diarehea or lactose intolerance, or other bowel problems but if it''s in your stomach could be reflux or ulcer or even allergies or sensitivies to certain...

A: 1. Could be a gallstone or ulcer. Endometriosis would cause very painful periods with heavy bleeding. When you see you doctor tell him your symptoms and hopefully he will run tests like H-pylori, Amylase, Lipase. Can''t explain leg pains. Hard bowel movements can stem from having GI upset. 2. Some questions you may want to consider? Does the pain radiate? stomach ulcer? Have you had problems with stomach ulcers before? Other causes would be inflammation of the lining of the stomach. stomach hernia? Gallstones? Does the stomach pain and leg

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