Stomach

eructation

the act of belching or raising gas orally from the stomach

Just like humans a cat can get a stomach ache. Sometimes rubbing their stomach will help. You can also phone your vet and ask what you could give the cat to settle down their stomach (or trapped gas.) Sometimes Pepto bismol is used but DO NOT SELF MEDICATE YOUR CAT! Cats are medicated by weight as are dogs. Talk to the vet and if the cat's stomach won't settle down please take it into the vets.

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well you'll have a heavy stomach. you might not be able to walk, and definitely not run, if you did you would puke, get sick and could probably affect your health. its best not to fill your stomach up with food, leave some space in your stomach. don't eat too much.

dont worry im about 4 weeks take a pregnancy test

since eating alot of ice i notice my stomach has got bigger

It is broken into small pieces of food and digested by the digestive juices.

Of course. I have stomach aches all the time when I'm nervous. Anxiety can even make you to have diarrhea. If you think that the main cause of your stomach to hurt is that your worrying the worst thing you can do is to keep worrying about. Just take some deep, no seriously it helps me all the time. In through your nose out through your mouth. Try to keep your self busy and distracted or if its really bad you can see a therapist. If you stomach aches persist for a long time or you get sharp or stabbing pains see a doctor. Hopefully this was helpful and didn't make your stomach hurt even more.

Without food to slow the absorption, the peak blood alcohol concentration is reached more quickly, and can also be a bit higher, as well.

Ginger ale is known to help an upset stomach. An aching stomach might be different, though.

You might experience the dry heaves, or you might vomit.

That's not your stomach that twitches, it's your diaphragm. The diaphragm the muscle that is responsible for allowing air into and out of the lungs. When one sneezes, one generally passes the contents of his lungs from the body in a single instant. This requires a forceful, violent contraction of the diaphragm muscle. The twitching that you feel afterwards is just the muscle still reacting to nerve impulse.

well, for me, it is a pretty infrequent occurance. maybe once every 5 years on average? Back when i was in grade school, it was more frequent (like once every 2 years). There's no right answer, because everbody's immune systems are different. and even if everyone's immune systems were the same, everybody is exposed to different viruses in their lives, right? no one can trace another persons footsteps exactly, and breathe the same air, consume the same foods or drinks, or touch the same surfaces, etc. There are so many ways to get sick, and so many ways that your body fights it, so it's a tough question. but it's really terrible when it happens, so try and eat healthy and wash your hands frequently, and avoid people who are sick (which is very difficult if you live with someone who is)

There are many possible remedies for an upset stomach, but not all of them are effective for everyone. Some people find that certain foods and drinks help to soothe their stomach, while others find that certain activities help. However, finding what works for you can be a trial and error process. If you're looking for some possible remedies to try, here are a few options.

1.Ginger:

Ginger is a well-known remedy for an upset stomach. It can be consumed in many different forms, such as Fresh ginger, Ground ginger, and ginger supplements.

2. Herbal teas:

Herbal teas can be a soothing and effective way to calm an upset stomach. SomeNot all people find that chamomile or peppermint tea helps, but it may be worth trying.

3. Probiotics:

Probiotics are live microorganisms that are found in some foods and supplements. They are thought to have many health benefits, including relieving symptoms of an upset stomach.

4. Peppermint:

Peppermint is another possible remedy for an upset stomach. It can be consumed in many different forms, such as fresh peppermint, peppermint supplements, and peppermint tea.

5. Saltines:

Saltines are a type of cracker that is often used to help ease the symptoms of an upset stomach. They are generally safe for most people to eat, but it is important to check with your doctor before consuming them if you have a medical condition.

Food molecules (glucose,amino acids and some glycerol and fatty acid), minerals (calcium,iron,etc) and vitamins. Most fat are absorbed in a lymph vessel found underneath the capillaries called the lacteal

The stomach acid does not dissolve in our organs because the stomach has a mucous layer that protects it and the acid is immediately neutralized by the bicarbonate in pancreatic fluid when it gets to the bowels.

i have back spasms and the doctor told me to drink tonic water .he says it will help them.

Folds or wrinkles called Rugae allow the stomach to expand by unwrinkling

It depends what size are you like if your little your body can only hold an citin amount u shouldn't worry about this anyways just do what your minds think like if you think you had enough water don't drink no more i hope i help

The muscle tissue is modified to form layers that are perpendicular to each other. This allows the stomach to churn (peristalsis) in different directions so as to hasten the physical and chemical breakdown of foods.

It could be an ulcer, or it could be something less serious but in either case you should see a doctor if it's gone on that long.

- The most common pain in the upper stomach is a peptic ulcer, but it could also be caused by gallstones or pancreatitis or hepatitis. Please seek medical attention for any abdominal pain lasting 6 hours or more, immediatly if you have blood in your vomit/urine/stools. ALSO, remember the 5 F's of Gallbladder disease - doesn't mean you have to have these - and you could be younger - : F for fat - fair skinned - forty - flatulant (GAS) - fertile - but two of my friends had their gallbladders out and their symptoms were indigestion... Especially after eating greasy foods (deep fried foods) they sometimes felt like they were being stabbed thru the chest (diaphram) between the breasts and/or thru the chest to their back...See a doctor If you are a woman, I get bad stomach pains before and during my menstrual period that do not feel like cramps. You should visit your doctor.

The pancreas, the aorta and vena cava, and the backbone with spine.