Nowadays, an increasing number of people—both middle-aged/elderly and young—suffer from gastric disorders. Multiple factors contribute, with primary causes including excessive consumption of greasy foods outside the home and irregular eating patterns. Common Symptoms of Gastric Disorders Abdominal Distension: Feeling of stomach fullness, indigestion, gas buildup, or a blocked sensation preventing food from passing down.
Acid Reflux: Excess stomach acid causing frequent acid regurgitation, with a sensation of acid rising or filling the throat.
Heartburn: Gastric mucosal congestion and excessive acid production can trigger heartburn, primarily characterized by a burning or scorching sensation in the stomach.
Cold Stomach: Many gastric patients avoid cold or chilled foods. When weather turns cold or temperatures drop, they experience stomach pain and diarrhea.
Stomach pain may occur before meals, after meals, or even in the middle of the night. The sensation may not be sharp but rather dull, tender, or aching, localized between the heart and the abdomen.