Stomach

Why are you asking this? Anyway, when the stomach starts to eating itself, pls consult a doctor! When it started, it normally caused because of excess digestion or empty stomach. After it started, it will digest it stomach wall, causing a hole in the stomach. It is super risky as stomach contained a substance called digestive juice. When the digestive juice flowed out of the stomach through the hole, other organs is .... Somehow risky to be digest.

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The low pH will dissolve the cell walls of the bacteria, killing it. Bacteria generally like a slightly alkaline environment to thrive, but not always.

Usually all ages can get the peptic ulcer. It is not common yet you may still get the tragic peptic ulcer. The adults are surely the ones to get the peptic ulcer not knowing what may happen or how to get the peptic ulcer. Start joining my foundation called " Helping those who need to Survive." You may not see this foundation anywhere in the world but those of you who know me please help for the money you give in will be sent to the hospital.

You're probably referring to the gallbladder. The gallbladder sits under the liver and produces/stores extra bile, it is an unessential organ of the body and can be removed without consequences.

You don't eat nothing if you do that you may start throw up and you may ate too much off that same thing
1. try using the bathroom maybe something was backed up in your bladder and that caused you to have a stomach ache
I hoped this helped you! :)



Actually there is something called the brat diet! the brat diet is something you eat to calm the stomach down! It consists of B=bananas R=rice A=applsauce and T=toast. these all calm down the stomach and make you feel better! also of corse you can eat crackers or soup

the stomach region is called the abdomen abdominal wall..)

and the upper region containing the heart and lungs is called the thorax (thoracic surgery..)

Neither of these viral infections are airborne in the medical sense of that term. However, if you are within 6 feet of someone sneezing with influenza, before the respiratory droplets that are heavier than air fall to the floor or surfaces in the area, you could breathe some of the droplets containing the viruses into your lungs and get the flu. The stomach flu is usually transmitted by direct contact and not from respiratory droplets but that is not impossible, either.

it could take about 2 hours.

Usually you are contagious for around 24-48 hours even though this is not always accurate..it can sometimes be up to 2 weeks depending on what you sick with. hope everythings ok :) x

Some people say its cuz ur either nervos or ur in love (crush type thing)

Your body still functions the same if your stomach is surgically removed. The surgeon connects the tube that runs down the throat and stomach to the small intestine. It does not affect the ability to digest food but you may have to eat smaller meals as opposed to larger ones.

i think its

transgastrial

trans = through, across

gastr/o = stomach

al = pertaining to

Transgastric = Pertaining to across or through the stomach.

This only a SUGGESTION. Try searching the internet for "gout". I'm not a doctor, but it's one possibility. You won't have gout if you're skinny and starving... You will probably have a rich diet, probably including daily alcoholic drinks --if you have gout. That's why it's called the rich man's disease. Poor blood circulation can cause this too.

Small Intestine.

It is above your intestine but only by less than a quarter of an inch.

There are folks who are known to be "aerophasic"... in other words, they unconciously swallow air... Even if you are not "aerophasic", it is nothing to worry about... Other than that answer, I cannot think of anything else that would cause that problem.

Contrary to popular belief, the acid is not directly responsible for the digestion of nutrients in the stomach. The hydrochloric acid is there to provide suitable acidic conditions for pepsin to work efficiently. The pepsin breaks down proteins into smaller amino acids.

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Although the "stomach flu" is a common term, it is not a real diagnosis. The proper medical term for stomach flu is gastroenteritis (an intestinal disease or infection, sometimes viral but it can also be a bacterial infection). It is often mistaken for influenza because the real influenza viral infection can sometimes include vomiting and diarrhea as symptoms.

The symptoms like those of "stomach flu" can also be caused by other things, such as a food-borne illness, like infection from E. coli or Salmonella from contaminated food sources; intestinal disorders like inflammatory bowel disease; and psychosomatic (emotional) disorders.

This could be a hernia, a tear in the abdominal muscle wall. Seek medical attention promptly.

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stomach plays an important role in digestion of food. it churns the food and releases hydrochloric acid along with other gastric juices, with helps in making the food to a from, due to which nutients and energy of the food can be absorbed in the small intestine.

Eat something. Many times when you are hungry, your stomach will "growl" or "grumble." This is very normal. Your stomach is a muscular organ that is part of the digestive system. The stomach's role is to break down food with digestive acids and juices through repetitive contractions. When you have not eaten for several hours and are hungry, your stomach will still contract in attempts to digest food that is not present. Therefore, the walls of the stomach are rubbing against each other which sometimes makes an audible noise like a "grumbling." When the stomach is empty, air is more likely to be present. Air bubbles in the stomach can then cause a "gurgling" noise as well. So, the noises your stomach is making are normal. This is one of your body's mechanisms for letting you know that it is time to eat and that more nutrients are required. Hunger...eat!! Keep a log of the certain foods you eat. Some foods can cause indigestion, gas and thus rumbling of the stomach or release of gas by passing wind either by burp or out the shoot scoop. This can be embarrassing for some people. Some gassy foods are broccoli, brussel sprouts, hot sauces, garlic sausage, etc., alcohol (especially beer ... awwww). You can buy pills over-the-counter called Beano and that will help with the gas. It also means you probably aren't drinking enough water. You should be drinking 8 - 8 ounce glasses of water per day and more if you are in a hot country or exercising and perspiring more. If you just eat and sit around you most certainly will have rumblings and a build-up of gas.