Why do I have a stomachache after drinking?

As the saying goes, "deep feelings, one gulp of wine", this drinking culture has penetrated deeply into people's daily lives, especially when keeping in touch with others or asking others to do things for them, a thousand cups would not be enough, not to mention when dining with relatives and friends. However, there are considerable health risks behind this culture. Some people will feel stomach pain and discomfort after drinking. This may be a problem with the stomach and requires attention.

1. Gastrointestinal discomfort, improper diet or cold are common causes, which can easily affect normal digestion and absorption.

Guidance:

You should seek medical treatment for proper diagnosis and treatment to avoid recurrence or aggravation of the disease. At the same time, you should eat a reasonable diet, eat light and easy to digest food, avoid raw, cold, greasy and spicy food, avoid smoking, drinking, staying up late, overwork and catching cold, adjust your mentality and promote speedy recovery.

2. Gastrointestinal spasm, abdominal pain and other symptoms caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction.

Guidance:

You can take belladonna tablets and omeprazole for treatment, pay attention to your diet to avoid spicy and irritating foods, do not drink alcohol, and avoid overeating.

3. Is the stomach pain caused by alcohol irritating the gastric mucosa pain above the navel?

Guidance:

It is suggested that in your case, the stomach pain is mostly caused by alcohol irritating the gastric mucosa. You can take omeprazole and Xiangsha Yangwei Pills orally, and then eat some liquid food. Don't eat spicy food recently, and the pain will gradually ease.

I believe many friends who drink have had similar experiences. If this symptom occurs, you must pay attention, as you may be suffering from acute or chronic gastroenteritis. Because the main chemical component of alcohol is ethanol, alcohol is particularly irritating to the stomach and intestines. When drinking, alcohol often paralyzes the stomach and intestines, so the symptoms will not appear immediately, but will appear the next day. Friends who experience this symptom must remember not to continue drinking, eat more light, warm and easily digestible food, and go to the hospital for examination and cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Wait until the symptoms disappear before drinking again, but be sure to drink in small amounts.

If you are not careful, it is likely to cause acute gastric perforation, gastric bleeding, and even life-threatening in severe cases. A survey by the World Health Organization shows that nearly 300,000 people die from gastric perforation and gastric bleeding caused by excessive drinking every year worldwide.

Dear readers, please cherish your life, drink in moderation, and seek medical attention immediately if you experience gastrointestinal discomfort after drinking!