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Cause Of Abdominal Pain After Consuming Wine?

Hello, Last night, after consuming 3 glasses of wine during the evening, I woke up with an acid like pain in my upper left side of my abdomen. It caused me discomfort for about 2 hours then went away. Do you have any idea of what might have caused this?
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
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Hi.
All the alcoholic beverages are known to acidity related problem.
I would advise such a patient to stop drinking alcohol containing drinks.
Your problem can be a gastritis and I would advise you to take Ranitidine/ Pantoprazole, antacid liquid 3 teaspoonful every three hours , go for a bland diet till the problem settles.
If the above measures fail, you may have to undergo upper GI endoscopy.
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Cause Of Abdominal Pain After Consuming Wine?

Hi. All the alcoholic beverages are known to acidity related problem. I would advise such a patient to stop drinking alcohol containing drinks. Your problem can be a gastritis and I would advise you to take Ranitidine/ Pantoprazole, antacid liquid 3 teaspoonful every three hours , go for a bland diet till the problem settles. If the above measures fail, you may have to undergo upper GI endoscopy.