Indigestion. I get it too. Gaviscon tbh.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Maybe 60-70% of the time when I wake up now, either after a night's sleep or a nap, I have a mild but very noticeable stomach ache.
I post because I'm pretty sure it is related to stress, I was wondering if anyone has had similar experiences and/or known how to make it shut the fuck up quickly?
SirSchloppy wrote:
Indigestion. I get it too. Gaviscon tbh.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Maybe 60-70% of the time when I wake up now, either after a night's sleep or a nap, I have a mild but very noticeable stomach ache.
I post because I'm pretty sure it is related to stress, I was wondering if anyone has had similar experiences and/or known how to make it shut the fuck up quickly?
I don't have any of those symptoms.first link on indigestion wrote:
* Fullness during a meal. The person feels overly full soon after the meal starts and cannot finish the meal.
* Bothersome fullness after a meal. The person feels overly full after a meal—it may feel like the food is staying in the stomach too long.
* Epigastric pain. The epigastric area is between the lower end of the chest bone and the navel. The person may experience epigastric pain ranging from mild to severe.
* Epigastric burning. The person feels an unpleasant sensation of heat in the epigastric area.
Hmmm.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Eating well enough I am pretty sure. I probably don't consume as much as I should during the week, but I maintain a normal weight and it doesn't seem dependent on whether I just ate or how well I have been eating recently. This crap has been going on for a little over a month now.
Going to get the pregnancy tests now, results later.
Symptoms
Some people with a peptic ulcer have no symptoms. However, many people have upper abdominal pain usually just below the breastbone (sternum). You may sometimes feel a pain in your back. The pain usually comes on an hour or two after eating and can be relieved by more food or antacid medicine. It may also wake you at night.
Other symptoms may include:
belching
heartburn
general discomfort in the abdomen
bloating or fullness after eating
feeling sick
vomiting
You should see your doctor if you have:
difficulty swallowing
lost weight without trying to
a reduced appetite
seen blood in your vomit or bowel movements
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haha, I forgot the inb4gotoadocjsnipy wrote:
if you find yourself taking medicines on a regular then its time for doc
I eat shit when you're around because it fits in a bowl. Been eating pears and oranges lately, meat and vegetables at dinner, half gallon of water a day...you don't see me all day.Yellowman03 wrote:
You need to start eating more fruits and vegetables, instead of that soggy egg bacon and toast sandwich you have at lunch, and what you eat at home isn't much better: goldfish, granola, and soda. You're just asking for stomach problems.