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What Causes Feeling Of Something Moving In The Stomach?
Im 26 yrs old i had my first kid when i was 14 my second when i was 17 after i had the second one i got on the depro provera shot then i got off of it started having irregular periods then me and my fiance i been with since 2011 tryed to have a baby nothing happened but very so often i feel something move in my tummy what could it be
This type of swallowing difficulty may indicate specific condition called hiatal hernia should be considered and this means that stomach is protruding through diaphragm muscle. It may cause breathing difficulties, nausea, swallowing difficulties and irritation of stomach. It will also be aggravated by certain food or medications, stress and smoking. You need to avoid fried food, carbonated drinks, coffee, alcohol and spicy food. You should eat more milk products, vegetables and boiled food. Also, certain antiacid medications may be required and as a last option, it is possible to perform surgical repair of hernia especially if there are progressive respiratory discomfort and dyspepsia. To diagnose it you should do gastroscopy and if this is negative as in your case then you should do contrast x-rays of stomach.
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What Causes Feeling Of Something Moving In The Stomach?
Hi, This type of swallowing difficulty may indicate specific condition called hiatal hernia should be considered and this means that stomach is protruding through diaphragm muscle. It may cause breathing difficulties, nausea, swallowing difficulties and irritation of stomach. It will also be aggravated by certain food or medications, stress and smoking. You need to avoid fried food, carbonated drinks, coffee, alcohol and spicy food. You should eat more milk products, vegetables and boiled food. Also, certain antiacid medications may be required and as a last option, it is possible to perform surgical repair of hernia especially if there are progressive respiratory discomfort and dyspepsia. To diagnose it you should do gastroscopy and if this is negative as in your case then you should do contrast x-rays of stomach. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon