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What Causes Stomach Bloats With Dizziness & Tingly Hands?

hi i suffer from sore bloated stomach most of the time,i get cramps in my belly at nite which are very painful.I also come over very faint,dizzy and shaky.my hands go tingly,this happens every so often,not all the time. but my stomach is always sore,it looks massive to.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi, thank you for posting.

I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns.

All your symptoms are suggestive of a peptic ulcer, that is manifested with cramps, hyperacidity, bloating and stomachaches.
To my patients I recommend following these guidelines:
1. Eliminate spicy foods, coffee, milk, alcoholic drinks and carbonated drinks.
2. Eat 5 meals a day(small portions).

If you don't see any improvement then you should consult your gastroenterologist to get a prescription for Omeprazole.
Fibrogastroendescopy and liver function test are also necessary in confirming the diagnosis.

I hope I answered your query.

All the best.
Dr. Behar.
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What Causes Stomach Bloats With Dizziness & Tingly Hands?

Hi, thank you for posting. I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns. All your symptoms are suggestive of a peptic ulcer, that is manifested with cramps, hyperacidity, bloating and stomachaches. To my patients I recommend following these guidelines: 1. Eliminate spicy foods, coffee, milk, alcoholic drinks and carbonated drinks. 2. Eat 5 meals a day(small portions). If you don t see any improvement then you should consult your gastroenterologist to get a prescription for Omeprazole. Fibrogastroendescopy and liver function test are also necessary in confirming the diagnosis. I hope I answered your query. All the best. Dr. Behar.