Does Stomach Ulcer Cause Nausea, Gas, Back Pain, Headache?
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A number of treatments are available for stomach ulcer. With appropriate treatments, the disease is likely to be curable and would not come back. Thankfully, surgery is now rarely used to treat the disease. Oral medications are often enough to deal with.
However, the disease might also turn to be advanced, making it harder to treat. Therefore it’s important to keep alert to the symptoms if you have had it before. See a doctor promptly if your symptoms don’t improve with lifestyle measures so you will get treatments as soon as possible!
Although the disease is curable, a comprehensive treatment plan is required to get rid of the disease completely. Otherwise, there is a chance for the disease to return and cause more complications.
For instance, if you have prescribed antibiotics to treat H. Pylori infection, take all of your antibiotics (even though if you start feeling better) to avoid the risk of antibiotic resistance. Also, avoid any factors that provoke the disease and make it take longer to heal such as cigarette smoking and alcohol.
Since the disease could cause serious complications, work with your healthcare provider for more guidance!
In addition – nausea, abdominal bloating (gas), headache, and back pain can also be attributed by something else. So it’d be better to not make a conclusion on your own! Several tests are required to clearly diagnose stomach ulcers!
Can ulcer causes pain and discomfort to my upper stomach,left breast and my upper left back.
Upper stomach pain is one of specific symptoms of stomach ulcer, particularly true if the pain gets worse with empty stomach or when your stomach acid level increases (for examples at night or between meals).
Sometimes the disease may also cause referred pain in the back, though it’s not specific symptom of the disease.
Pain under left breast may also have to do with heartburn, another common sign and symptom of stomach ulcer. But don’t make a conclusion on your own, see a doctor for accurate diagnosis.
I am experiencing severe headache and especially at night, what should I do?
This is dependent on the underlying condition of the problem. See a doctor for accurate diagnosis, meanwhile OTC pain relievers may help.
Can my stomach ulcer be causing me to feel faint rapid heart rate/ panic and short of breat during eating or is there something more to it
I am a 32 year old man who has a stomach ulcer and iv lived with it for years now just wanted more information on the symptoms I’m used to the burning in my stomach gas ECT but I want to know if it is the cause for me to feel like their is something cought in my throat and sometimes feel like I’m falling for a second with a panic attack and dizziness or has my ulcer worsened or progressed into more than a ulcer need help/ advice on it unfortunately I have no insurance so I have to research how to help it myself
This article might help. However a comprehensive evaluation is probably necessary for clearly diagnosis of your problem. It’s hard to make any conclusion without any tests. I hope the best for you!
I am a 72 year old female and have been treated for halicobactor 4 times over a period of 15 years. Certain foods give me a bad back pain between my shoulder blades which lasts for hours and seems to make it difficult for me to breathe properly. I have had my gallbladder and pancreas checked and they are healthy. I have just eaten a slice of cow cheese and the back pain started immediately. I keep telling myself it’s all imagination but not sure now. Could it be an ulcer causing this?
Monica, Tomato or acidic foods cause pain between my shoulder blades. Also, bloating. I have had this for over 10 years. The doctor found an ulcer. I vomited blood and had 2 transfusions. I drink aloe juice and almond milk. They prescribed an acid reducer until ulcer healed. Then, I took probiotics and enzymes. God Bless!