“I have a pain in my stomach after eating. What could it be?”
Every time I finish my meal I end up with a pain in my stomach area. It's extremely temporary and resolves itself within an hour. What could be the reason for this pain and discomfort?
4 Answers
Biliary colic. Pain after meals may be related to gallsones of other disease of gallbladder, pancreas, and biliary tree.
A lot of possible causes so would need a lot more information to narrow down the possibilites. Assuming there are no other worrisome symptoms like weight loss or anemia, most of the time pain like this is due to stomach hypersensitivity. When you eat, the ingested food settles in the first half of the stomach and causes the stomach to stretch to accommodate the food. That strecthing can cause discomfort in patients with hypersensitivity.
Talk to a primary care doctor for evaluation.
Talk to a primary care doctor for evaluation.
This could be gallbladder disease, ulcer disease or Functioal Dyspepsia. If it continues,See ur doctor
Likely to be irritable bowel syndrome, but could also be ulcers. Please consult your physician if the problems persist.
