Stomach is one part of the digestive tract, is a hollow muscular organ and has two holes, one hole of the entrance of the esophagus and the other is a door out to the small intestine.
Inflammation is defined as a tissue response due to injury or irritation. Inflammation can flair up anywhere in the body, but Sometimes people do not realize it can Happen in your stomach. Inflammation of the stomach lining is Called Gastritis. This condition can come on sporadically or Become chronic and symptoms include a burning sensation, abdominal pain, bloating, nausea or reoccurring upset stomach, and loss of appetite. People with chronic or more severe cases may experience vomiting or notice blood in Their stool.
In general, inflammation of the stomach can be caused by the following factors:
- Too many foods that irritate the stomach, like a spicy, acidic, alcoholic beverages,
- drugs such as aspirin (high doses), cortisone, caffeine, corticosteroids.
- presence of emotional stress and excessive pressure on someone.
- The presence of excessive gastric acid.
- Irregular meal times, often late to eat, or overeating
- Ingestion of substances / corrosive substances, such as alkali, strong acids, liquid chemical cleaners, and others.
- bacterial infections
In chronic gastritis demonstrated milder symptoms, the symptoms are often vague, such as intolerance to spicy or fatty foods or mild pain which will disappear after a meal.
The steps that can be done to prevent stomach ulcers, among others:
- Consumption of foods that are soft / soft.
- Avoid foods that irritate the stomach, such as spicy, acid, alcohol, caffeine, tobacco, and aspirin.
- Do not be late for meals or overeating,
- Eat a little but often
- Try to defecate on a regular basis