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Upper middle stomach pain, burping
Hi sir, I am suffering with upper middle stomach excessive bloating and excessive burping after meals , and also early satiety and sometimes constipation what would be the reason for these symptoms and should I go to any tests to overcome this issue?
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This could be due to acidity/gastritis, functional dyspepsia, acid reflux, constipation-related bloating, food intolerance (like lactose intolerance), or sometimes H. pylori infection. Early satiety and persistent bloating can also occur due to delayed gastric emptying or less commonly gallbladder/stomach-related issues.
Next Steps
Initially, I would advise:
• Avoid spicy/oily food, carbonated drinks, smoking/alcohol if any
• Eat small frequent meals and avoid overeating
• Avoid lying down immediately after meals
• Increase water and fibre intake for constipation
• Regular exercise/walking helps significantly
Basic tests that may help:
• Ultrasound whole abdomen
• H. pylori testing
• CBC, LFT, thyroid profile if symptoms are persistent
• Upper GI endoscopy may be needed if symptoms are prolonged, severe, or associated with weight loss/vomiting
Health Tips
Please seek immediate evaluation if you have:
• Significant weight loss
• Persistent vomiting
• Blood in stools/vomiting
• Severe pain or difficulty swallowing
A consultation would help evaluate the exact cause and guide treatment properly.
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