Chest pain after eating, esophageal pricking sensation

The consequences of irregular diet are very serious, but many young people are not aware of this. They eat junk food, spicy food, fried food, etc. every day, which leads to a decrease in the body's resistance. If you have chest pain and a pricking sensation in the esophagus after eating, you should pay attention to whether there is a problem with your stomach, especially be alert to gastric ulcer disease, which requires timely treatment.

There are many symptoms of gastric ulcer, and some of its symptoms are also symptoms of other stomach diseases. This adds trouble to many people in judging whether they have gastric ulcer. Therefore, we must know several typical symptoms of gastric ulcer at this time. This will help our friends who have not studied medicine to learn more about the common sense in this area, so that they can discover the disease as soon as possible, treat it as soon as possible, and get rid of the pain of the disease as soon as possible.

Gastric ulcer is a stomach disease in which the gastric mucosa is eroded and gradually loses its protection to the stomach wall, and Helicobacter pylori and acidic substances further damage it, causing the stomach wall to ulcerate. Experts warn that gastric ulcers initially develop from partial inflammation of the stomach, which can cause serious consequences such as gastric bleeding, gastric perforation and even gastric cancer.

Although the consequences of gastric ulcer are serious, it is not an incurable disease. If it is discovered early and intervened early, it can be cured. In order to achieve early detection and early treatment, it is necessary for us to accurately identify some manifestations of gastric ulcer.

The symptoms of gastric ulcer include stomach pain, belching, nausea, vomiting, acid reflux, etc.; the stomach pain caused by gastric ulcer often occurs after meals, which is its primary manifestation; the stomach pain of gastric ulcer is cyclical, often manifested as pain for a while and relief for a while; the main cause of gastric ulcer is Helicobacter pylori causing excessive gastric acid secretion, which continuously erodes the gastric mucosa and causes it to lose its protection to the stomach wall.

To treat gastric ulcer, we must first understand its symptoms and treat it symptomatically according to the severity of the disease.

1. Pay attention to diet: Eat regularly, eat at regular times and in fixed amounts, focus on light and nutritious food, do not overeat, and do not eat irritating food. At the same time, quit smoking and drinking to avoid damaging the gastric mucosa, which is not conducive to the recovery of the disease.

2. Use drugs with caution: Some drugs can irritate the gastric mucosa and cause repeated attacks of the disease. Therefore, if you have gastric ulcer, you should not use drugs indiscriminately.

3. Active treatment: Choose a regular hospital and receive symptomatic treatment.