Stomach and Abdominal Pain

Bilious fluid, or bile, in the stomach can come from several different causes. Bile is produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder which releases it into the upper portion of the small intestine, called the duodenum, after eating. Bile in the stomach can be the result of an empty stomach, such as after a bout with vomiting, or can come from an overactive gallbladder. It can also indicate a weakened valve between the stomach and small intestine, which allows the bile to enter the stomach.

You will 90% die from having toxic and moldy ground up food in your digestive system.

well it goes by what you eaten chocolate and coke and jelly sweets are ok to eat but eat to many you do get sick really if you eat the same foods over and over again you have a stomach ache and maybe be sick

It is not entirely understood why ice cream headaches aka brain freeze occurs. It is thought to have something to do with blood vessels becoming sensitized to cold. Recent research identified these vessels and visualized them dilating in response to cold stimulus to the back of the soft palate. This is thought to play a part in the pain response that results.

That could depend on whether or not you are a male or female. Nonetheless, any pain of unknown etiology (cause or origin) should be investigated by your doctor. Also, if the pain does not go away with your regular pain relievers, you should see your doctor. It would be foolish to try and diagnose you in this format.

With small amounts, they usually do nothing at all, except a few cases where people are allergic to them. However, when people digest large amounts of preservatives (which, by the way, are in almost all our foods to some extent) it slows their metabolism, and prevents them from burning fat or calories. In this way, preservatives can cause, and has caused, many people to become overweight, or obese.

It uses very strong acid called stomach acid to break it down

It could be a common ailment but very serious at any age. It is called diverticulitis. See your doctor as soon as possible.

Go to a hospital!

The better way to do it is to go to the nurse or call your mom or if you want go to the bathroom if you fell you going to throw up if it just a tummy ache relax and drink a little of water and if it still hurts don't eat nothing at lunch but if you already did then that may be the cause

MESSAGE AND EXERCISE Down-stroking. As soon after surgery as your surgeon gives permission, (usually three to four days), you will want to start massaging your chin and neck area. Gather the skin gently, stroking it with a downward, soothing motion towards your heart. Circular massage. Another easy massaging technique is to stroke the area in which liposuction has been performed with a smooth, circular motion, tracing small circles on your skin with the tips of your fingers. The pattern should be repeated until you have covered the entire area. You can do this massage a number of times a day. Pinch/release. Another massage you can use after liposuction of the face, chin, or neck is to pinch your skin gently and, after a slow count to five, release it. Grasp as much of your skin in the chin/neck area as you can comfortably hold between your thumb and one or two fingers. Full it gently away from your body. Count slowly to five. Release the skin. Then repeat the pinch/release motions in another spot. Your surgeon will tell you how soon after surgery you can begin this massage. in general, in my opinion, a week after liposuction is the appropriate time to start. The pinch/release massage helps to reduce the inflammatory reaction by improving circulation. It stimulates the flow of blood, thereby aiding healing. Gradually increase the time of massage-starting with one or two minutes at a time, and working up to five minutes or so. Do this about 10 times a day. It will help blood circulation and speed the healing process. Do not be afraid to touch the area in which liposuction has been performed. It may be slightly numb at first, or even a bit tingly, like a foot that's gone to sleep, but that sensation will gradually go away. 1. Facial grimaces. Within three or four days after surgery, or as soon as your physician tells you it is all right to do so, begin practicing facial grimaces. In addition to smiling frequently, deliberately distort your facial features by twisting your mouth and jaw into strange contortions. When you first begin, doing these movements in front of a mirror may help you. As you become more confident and less self-conscious about them, you can grimace while you are driving a car, doing household chores, or whenever you have a few moments. These exercises can be done many times a day. The reason for grimacing is that it helps pull up the muscles in the face, chin, and neck area, thereby tightening your skin after liposuction, and helping you to heal faster and more attractively. 2. Neck extension. An easy exercise that will benefit the face, chin, and neck area is to extend your neck. Bring your head down towards your chest. Then, slowly bring it back up again to a normal position. Continue the motion backwards, until you are looking up at the wall or a portion of the ceiling, with your chin pointing up and your head tilted backwards. Next, return to your normal position, and begin again. Do not perform this exercise hurriedly or with a jerky motion. Instead, concentrate on doing it smoothly and gently. You will find it helps avoid undesirable adhesions, and stretches the skin gently, keeping it pliant and supple. 3. Neck rotation. With a smooth, unhurried motion, turn your face and neck from side to side as far as you can go. You are stretching your skin and your underlying tissues. At first, soon after surgery, your range of motion may be somewhat limited; as the healing process continues, and as you practice this exercise, you will gradually be able to move your neck farther in each direction. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 1. Front facial view shows key areas of facial musculature. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 2. Side facial view shows where key masculine areas appear in profile. copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 3. The arrow indicates the location from which the liposuction proceeds copyright-dr.leon tcheupdjian/liposuction 4. The cervicomental angle is the area under the chin. 5. With fat removed, the patient's profile has a normal contour.

It could be one out of a hundred reasons, or a combination of some or all of them. If you have stomach pain, and it persists, see a physician (especially if it is a stabbing type of pain).

Well there are many ways. What i do is 1 use the restroom. 2 rub my stomach. it actually works (for me) hope this helps!

It kind of depends on what's causing the stomach ache. Just drinking some water may help. It can dilute the stomach acid (if you have too much acid, for example).

you can also try this pose.

sit on the floor on your knees. Bend down and lay on your thighs. as some of you might know, this pose is called child's pose. this pose helps stomach aches and upset stomachs. hope it helps!

There are many conditions that can cause fainting and abdominal pain. Some of these include dehydration, food poisoning, anxiety disorders, ulcers, kidney stone, pancreatitis and an ectopic pregnancy.

Just thinking about food sends signals to your digestive organs to prepare them for a meal. These signals not only step up the intensity and frequency of contractions by the stomach and intestines - they also stimulate them to secrete digestive juices.

Even if there's no food your stomach is still working if you're thinking about eating!

Try eating some crackers, and you can take some tylonol extra strength.

Hope this helps!!

Good Luck

ALSO...

what also helps are:

-painkillers

-laying down with your legs up high (stacked on top of some towels)

- having a shower to help ease the pain

- do not drink caffeine this will make it so much worse

- distract yourself and try to forget; watch tv, listen to music etc

when I lay down on my right side I get a burning feeling in my lower left side..I'm a 62 year old female

You need to get more fiber in your diet. For quick help try prune juice or prunes, these work well. Make sure you drink plenty of water to prevent this in the future. Also eat more cereals that have fiber in them. For a more urgent remedy see the Related Questions below.

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Yes!, I actually have the stomach virus right now and i have had fevers for the past 2 days. All have been at least 100-something. My advice for the fevers is to remember to stay hydrated. High fevers=dehydration. Avoid juices especially orange juice and other acidic drinks.

Hope I helped!

see a doctor. if it gets really really horrible, then call 911.

Yes, if you have high acidity and sometimes not enough acid in the stomach. The next time you are in to see your doctor please ask him/her about it.

The stomach will only shrink in size that's it . you will get skinner, and eventually malnutrition. The only organ that will digest itself when you don't eat, and alcoholic's are faced with this alto, is the pancrease due to excessive alcohol consumption, without eating.

It could just be cramping from stretching, etc. But if you are worried, you should call your doctor. There could be something else going on. But hearing that everything is OK from a doctor is more assuring. Honey,cramping in your stomach could be a misscarriage.Not your back so much .But you shouldn't cramp until you are like 4-5 months maybe. Go to your doctor. I had an ultrasound 3 weeks after conception because I had such bad cramps I couldn't walk. Turns out it was just that my ovaries were producing lots and lots of hormones...it lasted another week and was gone. However, your doctor will put your mind at rest and rule out possibilies of tubal-pregnancy and the like.