diet of peptic ulcer

This has been happening for the past few days, and last week i had constant nausea. What could this be, peptic ulcer? gastrointestinal problem? With my anxiety problem, these symptoms usually trigger a mild panic attack, so any answers would really help, thank you!

I need help for my cousin she has a peptic ulcer I gave her two geltazine but still she is suffering pain what should I do to make her better?

A peptic ulcer is usually sores on the inside of your stomach or small intestines. This is what you are talking about? Or do you have sores on your mouth? Either way, neither is a risk for HIV transmission. Kissing is not a way that people get HIV. HIV in adults is transmitted by penetrating, unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV drug needles. That is really it. Saliva and air inactivate the virus so kissing is not a means of transmission.

s the hallmark sign of a peptic ulcer. There are other symptoms too but you have the main one. Since this has been going on, it might be a good idea to see a gastroenterologist. Your doctor put you on a proton pump inhibitor which can be prescribed for acid/gerd. But ulcers are a bit different. They can be caused by things like H pylori which I'm sure you've heard of. They treat the H. Pylori and you are on he road to recovery. There are other reasons people get ulcers too.

Hi, dyspepsia is a vague discomfort in the upper abdomen or chest that may be described as gas,a feeling of fullness, gnawing,or burning. This can occur with peptic ulcer disease. Peptic ulcer pain is usually a burning pain. They commonly occur in the stomach and duodenum. Stomach ulcers cause pain on eating and duodenal ulcers cause pain on fasting (2-3 hrs after eating). Peptic ulcers are eroded areas in the lining of the digestive tract usually in the stomach and duodenum.

Only if this disease advances a person can develop cirrhosis .Vomiting and acid formation can be due to reflux disease or peptic ulcer disease. Since she is suffering from diabetes and hypertension she should be examined by a physician. Get her blood pressure and blood sugars checked. Take a light diet and avoid fried fatty foods. Drink plenty of water and liquids. Best luck and regards!

This could indeed be due to acid peptic disorders such as peptic ulcer or GERD. Reflux usually presents with retrosternal burning discomfort, acid regurgitation and symptoms often occur after meals. While peptic ulcer presents with pain centered in the upper abdomen or discomfort characterized by fullness, bloating, distention, or nausea. Symptoms may be present before or after a meal depending on the location of the ulcer.

Dear Spidersilk, Sir, in addition to the other poster's suggestions, your grandson could have a variety of some rather serious gastro problems, the list is as long as my arm, which constant abdominal pain in the young is ALWAYS to be taken seriously, as you have, but the mother has not.

And the reason why I said probably not an ulcer is the symptoms you describe are less like what that feels like. Peptic ulcers are often a burning feeling or pain and not so much gassy and belching type of issue. Since you have acid reflux, it does sound more diet related to me just based on that info.

In reviewing my medical records from my gastroenterologist it seems they keep bouncing between a diagnoses of "non ulcer dyspepsia" and "peptic ulcer disease". The non ulcer dyspepsia is a fancy term for ulcer like stomach pain without an ulcer and no clear cause. Then I occasionally do show up with peptic ulcers, which I thought were from accidentally taking a migraine medication that had aspirin in it...but I've never been checked for the pylori bacteria.

Hello, The pain and discomfort in the lower left part of the stomach could be due to peptic ulcer disease. Peptic ulcer pain is usually a burning pain. They commonly occur in the stomach and duodenum. Stomach ulcers cause pain on eating and duodenal ulcers cause pain on fasting (2-3 hrs after eating). Peptic ulcers are eroded areas in the lining of the digestive tract usually in the stomach and duodenum.

Abdominal pain is seen in around 2-4 % patients but the cause of such pain is not clear. In rare cases it is known to cause stenosing peptic ulcer and pyloroduodenal obstruction which can present as severe abdominal pain. You may have to undergo endoscopy to rule out peptic ulcer, gastritis etc. Take care and regards.

Currently has a raised white spot on his left eye on the right side of his pupil but unattached to the pupil. Complaining of eye pain in the back of his eye for 10 days. No complaints of blurred vision, no signs of redness, yellowing, or inflammation. I suspect he is undernourished in Vitamin A based on his diet. What is he suffering from, how serious is it, how can it be treated, and should he see a physician?

Hi, burning pain is usually due to peptic ulcer disease and it can be referred to the back. They commonly occur in the stomach and duodenum. Stomach ulcers cause pain on eating and duodenal ulcers cause pain on fasting (2-3 hrs after eating). Peptic ulcers are eroded areas in the lining of the digestive tract usually in the stomach and duodenum. The two common causes for this are: infection with helicobacter pylori and use of nonsteroidal anti inflammatory medications (NSAID).

ive had the pain for about 2 months,i havent been to the doctor,im pretty sure its a peptic ulcer,about 99% sure,and i have the urge to pee non stop but only a tiny bit of urine comes out each time and its pink,and sometimes has stomach lining looking peices..i want to sleep. is it ok to sleep and then go to the emergency room tommorow?

it can be caused by a lot of conditions but chronic dyspepsia can be something form gastritis to peptic ulcer. Your diet is fine but i suggest that you see a gastroenterologist for proper diagnosis.

Prevacid are often taken together to eradicate Helicobacter Pylori, a bacterial infection that can lead to stomach and duodenal ulcers. A tender stomach is very common with peptic ulcer, either duodenal or gastric.

Never been diagnosed with diabetes, and I have been researching gastroparesis and peptic ulcer but seems like nothing really fits my situation. I only get issues on the first meal of the day.. Then I could eat tons once I feel better and am always hungry. Most these issues started after quitting liquor.

Also had a small fever at one time giving me chills in the night but after that it was gone

Hi, How are you? Definite diagnosis for peptic ulcer is made through upper endoscopy. If your present medicines are not helping, I recommend that you inform your doctor for proper management suited for you. Symptoms of ulcer disease varies and may even be asymptomatic. It can present with upper abdominal burning or hunger pain one to three hours after meals and in the middle of the night. Avoiding the irritating foods and caffeine-rich drinks such as tea, coffee or soda may be helpful.

Helicobacter pylori infections lead to peptic ulcer disease. Peptic ulcers are eroded areas in the lining of the digestive tract usually in the stomach and duodenum. The two common causes for this are: infection with helicobacter pylori and use of non steroidal anti inflammatory medications (NSAID). So for the ulcer to heal and to reduce acid levels avoid NSAID's, quit smoking, eliminate alcohol and reduce stress levels.

You can find recommendations of foods that can help or hurt on the GERD diet section at www.gicare.com. There are some big 'offenders' in the food category when it comes to upregulating acid or allowing relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter which will end up letting acid into the esophagus. Many people try just the meds and eat what they like only to find out that the meds alone don't do the whole job.

Not officially diagnosed with gallbladder disease but i would like to know if Bile salt is safe if you chronic liver disease. I did HIDA scan that came back with Gallbladder ejection fraction of 92% with normal being greater than 38%. I've always had stomach issue (H pylori and peptic ulcer all cures for several years).

A few months into this, I had an endoscopy. In it, was revealed that I had gastritis and a peptic ulcer. I tested negative for h pylori. That GI specialist failed to acknowledge any connection between my sudden breathing issues, stomach pain and the endoscope findings. In hindsight, this assessment was astoundingly off base. Anyway, every day I wake up I wish i hadn't. Dietary changes don't seem to make much of a difference.

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