Gastrointestinal disorders
Digestive problems such as gastritis, ulcer, poor digestion, reflux, fatty liver, pancreatitis, gas and pressure in the stomach, are some of the issues addressed here. Know the symptoms that may arise, the necessary exams for diagnosis, the different treatment options and how you should feed yourself to heal faster, improving your well-being and quality of life.
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Medication for stomach pain Generally, stomach pain is caused because the gastric content is too acidic, there is too much gas, gastritis is present or by eating contaminated food, which in addition to pain, can also cause... -
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All about Gastrointestinal disorders
- Best Home Remedies and Pharmacy medication for Intestinal Gases Medication for gases like Dimethicone or Activated Carbon are two of the best options to eliminate the pain and discomfort caused by excessive intestinal gases, existing in various forms suitable... Updated in 06/06/2019
- What can cause your stools to become dark Dark stools are usually related to the presence of digested blood and can therefore be an important sign of bleeding in the early part of the digestive system, caused by ulcers or esophageal varices,... Updated in 24/05/2019
- 7 Causes for yellow stools Yellow stools may be the result of problems like intestinal infections, poor digestion, celiac disease or due to a high fat diet. Updated in 15/05/2019
- Intestinal gas: what is it, main symptoms and how to treat What are intestinal gases: Intestinal gases are called scientifically flatulence, and are produced by bacteria that ferment food during digestion. Updated in 13/05/2019
- Treatment options for gallstones The treatment for gallstones can be done with a proper diet, medication use, shockwave therapy or surgery, and will depend on the symptoms you present, the size of the stones and factors such as age,... Updated in 13/05/2019
- 5 Main causes of gastritis Gastritis is a stomach inflammation that must be treated quickly to avoid possible complications, like gastric ulcer or in more severe cases stomach cancer. Updated in 12/05/2019
- Chronic gastritis: what is it and what to eat Chronic gastritis is an inflammation of the stomach lining, which lasts for more than 3 months and presents a slow and often asymptomatic evolution, which can lead to bleeding and the... Updated in 09/05/2019
- How to stop diarrhea fast To stop diarrhea quickly, it is recommended you eat foods that are able to hold the intestine, in addition to drinking plenty of fluids, to replenish lost water and minerals, and to consume... Updated in 09/05/2019
- How to eliminate flatuency There are several ways to eliminate accumulated intestinal gases, but one of the simplest and most practical is to take fennel tea with lemon balm and walking for a few minutes, because this way it... Updated in 09/05/2019
- What to do to eliminate intestinal gases during pregnancy To eliminate gas during pregnancy and relieve abdominal discomfort you can consume lemon balm tea, for example, because of its soothing and anti-spasmodic properties, which can help relieve pain and... Updated in 07/05/2019
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