Gastroenterology
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When should I be concerned about vomiting and fever together?
Vomiting and fever together can be a sign of viral gastroenteritis, which is common but usually not serious. However, if symptoms are severe or last a long time, it's important to seek medical help.
Why do carbs cause stomach pain and bloating?
Carbs can cause stomach pain and bloating because some people have trouble digesting them, leading to gas and discomfort.
Why do I experience bloating after eating certain foods?
Bloating after eating certain foods may be due to how your body processes sugars and other nutrients, which can cause gas and discomfort.
Why do I experience upper stomach bloating after meals?
Upper stomach bloating after meals can be due to various reasons, like how your stomach reacts to food or how it moves food along. It can also be related to how your body senses signals from the stomach.
Why does my nausea improve after eating?
Eating can help reduce nausea because it can change how your stomach works, making it feel better.
Why does my stomach bloat even after eating very little?
Stomach bloating, even after eating little, can happen due to various reasons like gas buildup or difficulty digesting certain sugars.
Why does my stomach feel bloated after drinking alcohol?
Drinking alcohol can make your stomach feel bloated because it affects how your stomach and intestines work, and it can also change the way your stomach feels and acts.
Why does my stomach feel bloated after pooping?
Feeling bloated after pooping can be linked to conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which affects how your gut works and feels.
Why does my stomach feel heavy even when I haven't eaten?
A heavy feeling in your stomach without eating could be related to gas, liver issues, or gallstones.
Why does my upper stomach feel empty right after eating?
Feeling an empty sensation in your upper stomach after eating might be related to visceral hypersensitivity, which can be influenced by factors like cold water intake.
Why might a female feel sick and tired with a bloated stomach?
Feeling sick, tired, and bloated can be related to gastroparesis or gallstone disease. These conditions can cause fatigue and stomach discomfort.
Are bananas a good food choice when dealing with diarrhea?
Green bananas can be helpful for managing diarrhea because they contain substances that help firm up stools.
Are there any potential side effects of turmeric that could cause stomach problems?
Turmeric can help with stomach issues, but it might also cause some stomach problems like discomfort or nausea.
Can activated charcoal cause diarrhea as a side effect?
Yes, activated charcoal can cause diarrhea, especially when combined with sorbitol.
Can apple cider vinegar be used to treat diarrhea?
There is no evidence from the provided references that apple cider vinegar can treat diarrhea.
Can cloves be used to treat diarrhea?
Clove essential oil may help with diarrhea by reducing inflammation and fighting bacteria, but more research is needed.
Can dairy consumption lead to constipation or diarrhea?
Dairy can cause constipation or diarrhea, especially in people who are lactose intolerant or sensitive to cow's milk.
Can dairy consumption lead to diarrhea in some individuals?
Yes, dairy consumption can cause diarrhea in some people, especially if they are lactose intolerant.
Can drinking soda worsen diarrhea symptoms?
Drinking soda can make diarrhea worse because it has gas and sugar that might upset your stomach.
Can ginger ale help relieve symptoms of diarrhea?
Ginger may help with diarrhea, but ginger ale might not be as effective because it often contains little real ginger.
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