"Dyspepsia" is a disorder of the upper digestive tract. Area of ​​the junction between stomach and duodenum This condition is considered to be a major health problem that affects the quality of life of the general public, for example, causing stomach discomfort. Or loss of appetite

Indigestion can also accompany a number of other illnesses, such as GERD. Irritable bowel syndrome, etc. Therefore, a comprehensive history taking To diagnose the root cause of the problem And getting proper treatment is so important in the treatment of this condition.

Causes of indigestion
Eating too much and too quickly
Drinking too much caffeine and alcohol
Eat spicy foods such as spicy, sour, very salty
Smoking
Cholecystitis
Chronic stomach inflammation
Acute or chronic pancreatitis
Stomach ulcer Or small intestine
Antibiotic use
Taking aspirin
Use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
Peptic ulcer disease due to infection
Diaphragmatic hernia

Symptoms of indigestion
Common symptoms

Burning in the middle of the chest
Upper stomach or chest pain
Anorexic
squeamish
belch
Flatulence
Other joint symptoms That indicate a disease that is serious

Weight loss without a known cause
Abdominal pain
People over 45 years of age and have never had dyspepsia before.
Symptoms that require immediate medical attention

Vomit contains blood Or with blood colored like coffee
Vomit fresh blood
Indigestion with nausea and vomiting.
If colic distension Accompanied by nausea Without any other symptoms, such as diarrhea, suspect that the main problem may be stomach.

If the symptoms are temporary May be caused by eating food on time Or eating large amounts of food and too quickly Causing the stomach to not digest in time But if you have frequent symptoms The cause may be from gastroenteritis.

Treatment of indigestion with nausea and vomiting.

Take antacids, PPIs (Proton pump inhibitors) or H2 blockers to inhibit gastric acid secretion.
If the stomach is inflamed from a bacterial infection Antacids may also be given in combination with antacids. However, consult a doctor before treatment.
Prevention of indigestion with nausea and vomiting.

Eat on time Avoid eating foods too large or too quickly.
Avoid eating spicy food. To prevent excessive stomach acid build-up
Indigestion with diarrhea
If there is indigestion accompanied by diarrhea. Many times a day, diarrhea, diarrhea, bloody discharge, and severe abdominal pain. Usually caused by intestinal inflammation and dysentery. This is caused by bacterial infections, parasites and protozoa that contaminate food.

The potential dangers that follow are dehydration and minerals. Including bleeding in the digestive tract

Treatment

Focus on preventing dehydration By drinking water mixed with minerals Or give an intravenous saline solution
If the cause is from bacteria Your doctor may give you antibiotics. Or administered intravenously for 1-2 weeks
Eat soft, easy-to-digest foods, such as porridge, boiled rice, avoid hard-to-digest foods, spicy foods, cow's milk, and caffeine. And alcohol
Protection

Avoid eating unclean food and drinking water. Overnight stale and undercooked food

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