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Suggest Treatment For Stomach Pain After Eating Food During Pregnancy

hi, I am 21 years old, pregnant a 4 months, I have a problem regarding my stomach, it got aches everytime i eat. I search this thing over the internet and i don't know exactly what will i do. also, sometimes i feel pain when i urinate but sometimes i doesn't? thank you for your suggestion. please help me, i don't have enough money for the doctor.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
I understand your concern.
- Pain in abdomen after eating suggests hyperacidity.. which is a part of digestive problems caused by pregnancy hormones. To avoid this you can-
- eat small servings more frequently ( every 3 hours ).
-Eat non irritating/ non spicy/ non oily food at room temperature.
- Cold milk is best antacid . Add it to your diet if it suits you.
- Take antacids( Gelusil tablets to suck) / proton pump inhibitors like
Ranitidine after food.
- Try to have good motions by taking sufficient fibers & plenty of
water in diet.
- Practice meditation & yoga exercises for good digestion & positive
psychology.
Thanks.
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Suggest Treatment For Stomach Pain After Eating Food During Pregnancy

Hi, I understand your concern. - Pain in abdomen after eating suggests hyperacidity.. which is a part of digestive problems caused by pregnancy hormones. To avoid this you can- - eat small servings more frequently ( every 3 hours ). -Eat non irritating/ non spicy/ non oily food at room temperature. - Cold milk is best antacid . Add it to your diet if it suits you. - Take antacids( Gelusil tablets to suck) / proton pump inhibitors like Ranitidine after food. - Try to have good motions by taking sufficient fibers & plenty of water in diet. - Practice meditation & yoga exercises for good digestion & positive psychology. Thanks.