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Why Does My Husband's Stomach Bloat And Feel Like Passing Out When He Eats ?
my husband (25yrs. old) is having problems when he eats. he said that when he eats he feels like he s going to pass out, he sweats, and even if it s a little bit of food he bloats right at the height of where his stomach is. He does have a history of drinking and taking too many nsaids so i m not sure if it is that all catching up with him or something new.
Fri, 13 Jan 2012
Hi,thanks for query.He should be having acid peptic disease.Drinking and NSAID both can produce ulcer in the G.I.Tract and leads to this kind of problem.Please stop taking them immediately.Give him bland diet,avoid smoking or tobacco in any form.Ask him to take proper rest.Most importantly visit your doctor and get treatment.He needs regular treatment for this.bye.
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Above symptoms suggestive of Acute Gastitis... avoid all spicy foods, stop drinking and smoking.. avoid nsaids... good sleep is essential to avoid stress... by above gastritis is reduced..antacids will be helpful Tab.pantaprazole 40mg before breakfast once daily for 7days...
Above symptoms suggestive of Acute Gastitis... avoid all spicy foods, stop drinking and smoking.. avoid nsaids... good sleep is essential to avoid stress... by above gastritis is reduced..antacids will be helpful Tab.pantaprazole 40mg before breakfast once daily for 7days...
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hello,
chronic alcoholism and consumption of NSAIDS can cause peptic ulcer disease.avoid all these.antacids are helpful. avoid spicy and junk food. do regular excercise. i personall y feel he should consult a gastroenterologist and get endoscopy done.dont negelect it.
chronic alcoholism and consumption of NSAIDS can cause peptic ulcer disease.avoid all these.antacids are helpful. avoid spicy and junk food. do regular excercise. i personall y feel he should consult a gastroenterologist and get endoscopy done.dont negelect it.
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Dear Nicole
Since your husband has a history of chronic alcoholism and consumption of NSAIDS,his symptoms can be attributed to a chronic peptic ulcer with stricture formation(Narrowing of stomach outlet). he should immediately consult a gastroenterologist who may do an Endoscopy and Barium swallow X-ray of your husband. You should not ignore this problem and get going as soon as possible.
Since your husband has a history of chronic alcoholism and consumption of NSAIDS,his symptoms can be attributed to a chronic peptic ulcer with stricture formation(Narrowing of stomach outlet). he should immediately consult a gastroenterologist who may do an Endoscopy and Barium swallow X-ray of your husband. You should not ignore this problem and get going as soon as possible.
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