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There are two major possibilities. Either your liver function is not too good or you have a gastric ulcer. Get a liver function, kidney function test, test for hypothyroidism and diabetes. These will rule out the general causes for loss of appetite. It could be that you are depressed or anxious. Energy drinks etc also if consumed decrease the appetite.
For gastric function, try OTC omeprazole with antacids. Keep a diet chart and note your food intake in that.
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she told me that it was still a gastric flu, but a different form from the usual kind of
Since your stomach acid pumps will probably be turned on, it is hard to determine how much acid is consumed in the vomit. When I had a perforated ulcer, I was constantly fed a bland diet. My ulcer healed and I have photographs of my stomach-ulcer scar to prove it. Thank goodness for technology, because in 1964 milk and cream were the diets prescribed for ulcer treatments. It was not realized then that calcium in dairy foods activate your stomach to produce more acid.
relieve ur stress and anxiety.u can use antacidsto relieve gastric pain ....
It has been shown to be effective in the management of duodenal ulcer or gastric ulcer, including those caused by Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori).
Both Nexium and Protonix are a substituted benzimidazole proton-pump inhibitor (PPI) that suppresses gastric acid secretion by inhibiting the gastric (H+, K+)-ATPase enzyme pump.
Results may vary from patient to patient.
Helicobacter pylori is a bacteria that can cause an ulcer in the stomach and intestine. I would think they would have seen an ulcer on the colonoscopy though. You can call and ask them since you have been to the GI and had the colonoscopy (don't know if that is a different doctor) if they checked for an ulcer or kinked bowel etc. I mean since you have been there so many times I don' t see why they can't answer that question on the phone.
One of the bariatric doctors felt that she needed a Gastric revision but it had to go through a board of his peers and they felt that it wasn't warranted. So we seen another bariatric doctor and he did detect an ulcer that she is being also treated for now but he said an ulcer would not cause her bowel problems and she did have pain from the ulcer but it was in a different spot.
I suffer from severe chest pains after eating which was originally put down to stress and acid reflux. A barium meal showed no signs of an ulcer and the doctor prescribed antacid tablets. I now lead a relatively stress free lifestyle but still get the same pains occasionally. Resting used to clear the problem but this is no longer the case. I get the same problems with chest pains if I have a cold and cannot breath properly so am putting the cause down to excess air in the gastric pipe.
Burning and pain in ‘burning in my throat and stomach after I ate, and drank, even if I was just drinking water’ is usually due to gastric ulcer, severe acidity, gastric reflux, stomach cancer, hiatal hernia or gall stones.
If you have irregular eating hours, or do not eat healthy or are taking any medication like contraceptive pills then it could be severe acidity.
Treatment is a combination of drugs to reduce the acid and lifestyle changes.
Welcome to the gastroenterology community! Has he been evaluated for gastroparesis with a gastric emptying scan? How many calories is he getting each day? I don't think a gastric pacemaker would help because gastric pacemakers help with nausea and vomiting but they don't actually speed up the emptying of the stomach.
It was identified in 1982 by Barry Marshall and Robin Warren, who found that it was present in patients with chronic gastritis and gastric ulcers, conditions that were not previously believed to have a microbial cause.
H. pylori bacteria can be passed from person to person through direct contact with saliva, vomit or fecal matter. H. pylori can also be spread through contaminated food or water. The infection is usually acquired during childhood.
I started having GERD/acid reflux symptoms that popped up out of nowhere one day, close to a year ago. I was diagnosed with a duodenal ulcer, based off of symptoms, about 8 months ago. I completed my antibiotics and have been taking Prilosec since. The pain is slightly better...less intense gnawing pain and my stomach is less tender to the touch.
Pax, I agree with you about the diet! Over 45 years ago I had an acute duodenal ulcer. I was burning all the way up to my throat. my cousin an MD
wanted to put me on some medication but I changed my diet instead and it took about a year and everything healed and never had a problem again. I love spicy foods and use spice on just about everything.
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