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Causes of stomach painPancreatitis: Pancreatitis is condition characterized by an inflamed and angry pancreas. Things that can irritate the pancreas include alcohol consumption and gallstones. These are the two most common offending agents, but there are also medications, autoimmune disease and other issues that can do this as well. Pancreatitis is accompanied by symptoms of nausea, vomiting, and severe abdominal pain. These are very non-specific symptoms and should be taken seriously if you are a heavy alcohol drinker and or have a history of gallstones with an intact gallbladder. If you think you are experiencing these symptoms then it is best to be evaluated by a medical professional. The nausea and vomiting can be so severe as to prevent a person from eating. This can cause anorexia and lead to further problems with healing. Pancreatic enzymes are also responsible for breaking down proteins in your diet such as durable animal muscle and tendons. If these enzymes are introduced into the blood circulation as a result of inflammation you could have self digestion of contents in your own abdominal cavity as well as rapid respiratory failure. If you have more questions about pancreatitis then contact our toll free number now.
Stomach Ulcer: Stomach ulcers are not joke. They typically cause nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain as well. Again these are very non-specific symptoms so it is imperative that you seek medical consultation. A clue that may aide in the diagnosis of a stomach ulcer is bloody vomit. Bloody vomit can be caused by multiple diseases, but it definitely rules in a stomach ulcer as a possible cause of your abdominal pains. Ulcers should always be evaluated by a physician. The physician can make sure you see the right specialist to get the correct treatment immediately. For further questions call 1 919-759-5460. |
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