Stomach burn

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Stomach burn

Asked for Male, 38 Years

I have only issuse that for past 3 yrs stomach nin stop burning after eating about two hours later then ut stopped again started after dinner time.. Is it ulcer ir gastritis or something so much irritated... Like hot stove on stomach all time

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Dr. G Rithesh Reddy Gastroenterologist 7 yrs exp Kurnool · Accepted Answer

Dr. G Rithesh Reddy

Gastroenterologist 7 yrs exp Kurnool

Looks like peptic ulcer related Get an endoscopy

Next Steps

• Avoid oily fried and spicy food • avoid lemon orange tamarind • Avoid carbonated beverages • Avoid chocolate coffee tea peppermint • Avoid cabbage cauliflower lentil milk to prevent bloating • donot lie immediately after having food • sit atleast 1 hour after food • have 75% stomach full of food and leave 25%empty for digestion • have 5 small meals instead of 3 large meals • lie on left side while sleeping • keep your head end elevated while sleeping

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