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What Could Be The Cause To All Of The Burning Gas In My Insides?
All of my life, my bladder, well it seems like it goes all the way down to the padded area under my stomach, to my chest, will have inner burning sensations, that feel the exact same way heart burn does. It's a bad burning ache that mainly occurs in the lower regions, but I tend to have heart burn most of the time too. I had a cat-scan, and they said they didn't see anything wrong, except that I'm filled with more gas than average. They didn't really say on what could help, and my chest is at worst when physically active. Any suggestions to any natural treatments, or what could be the cause to all of the burning gas in my insides.
Tue, 18 Jun 2013
Hi,
Many conditions can contribute to a burning sensation in the stomach. When an irritated , damaged, or inflammed area in the lining of the stomach is exposed to gastric juices , gastritis can develop.
Heart burn is very common and very unpleasant. It is triggered when stomach acid backs up into the esophagus. It can make you feel as though some one has lit a small bonfire in your chest , and it's burning its way to your neck.
Avoid eating a spicy dish.
Take the following remedies.
1. Aloe vera juice, Apple cider vinegar .
2.Bananas, Grapes.
3.Butter milk.
4.Chinnamom, Garlic, Ginger etc,.
Many conditions can contribute to a burning sensation in the stomach. When an irritated , damaged, or inflammed area in the lining of the stomach is exposed to gastric juices , gastritis can develop.
Heart burn is very common and very unpleasant. It is triggered when stomach acid backs up into the esophagus. It can make you feel as though some one has lit a small bonfire in your chest , and it's burning its way to your neck.
Avoid eating a spicy dish.
Take the following remedies.
1. Aloe vera juice, Apple cider vinegar .
2.Bananas, Grapes.
3.Butter milk.
4.Chinnamom, Garlic, Ginger etc,.
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