The major stomach pain symptoms are pain in any area between the chest
and groin. The main symptom as is clear from the name is ache or pain.
The pain can be of many types depending upon the cause of pain. In some
cases it can be very mild and bearable while in other it could be very
severe and appears as if the patient is going to lose his/her life.
Depending upon the cause of pain it can be continuously high, sometimes
high and sometimes low like a wave, appear during a specific time, like
one hour before or after the meals or on empty stomach. The nature of
pain is also different . It can be biting, burning, throbbing,
spasmodic, piercing or sometimes very mild and relief giving.
CAUSES OF STOMACH PAIN
Following are the major stomach pain causes:
* Chronic constipation.
* Indigestion.
* Excessive gas.
* Food poisoning.
* Ulcers.
* Appendicitis.
* Inflammation of the gallbladder.
* Kidney stones.
* Urinary tract infections.
* Hernia.
DIET AND REGIMEN
Diet should be mainly light and easily digestible. Little grains, rice, yogurt or butter milk, a little salad with a thin dressing of oil or yogurt on it is good. A dressing of lemon juice can also be used on the salad. Cooked vegetables like squash, zucchini, pumpkin and mung dal (green beans or pulses) will also help. Khichree is also good. Khichree is prepared by cooking together one part rice and six parts mung beans. Mung beans can be found in any Indian store. A soup of vegetables is good as are fruit juices and fruits like grapes, papaya, orange, peaches etc. Fried and spicy foods which contain too much oil are prohibited. Beans, potatoes, sweets, creams and yogurt in the night time are also not good. Avoid all kinds of physical activities immediately after meals. The patient should take sufficient rest. Mental tension, worry, anxiety, greed, anger and fear should be given up and the patient must have a relaxed mind.
Following are the major stomach pain causes:
* Chronic constipation.
* Indigestion.
* Excessive gas.
* Food poisoning.
* Ulcers.
* Appendicitis.
* Inflammation of the gallbladder.
* Kidney stones.
* Urinary tract infections.
* Hernia.
DIET AND REGIMEN
Diet should be mainly light and easily digestible. Little grains, rice, yogurt or butter milk, a little salad with a thin dressing of oil or yogurt on it is good. A dressing of lemon juice can also be used on the salad. Cooked vegetables like squash, zucchini, pumpkin and mung dal (green beans or pulses) will also help. Khichree is also good. Khichree is prepared by cooking together one part rice and six parts mung beans. Mung beans can be found in any Indian store. A soup of vegetables is good as are fruit juices and fruits like grapes, papaya, orange, peaches etc. Fried and spicy foods which contain too much oil are prohibited. Beans, potatoes, sweets, creams and yogurt in the night time are also not good. Avoid all kinds of physical activities immediately after meals. The patient should take sufficient rest. Mental tension, worry, anxiety, greed, anger and fear should be given up and the patient must have a relaxed mind.
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