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Continuous burning in stomach

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imranch
imranch

Dear Friends, Hope you all are fine, I am imran and my age is 33. My gall bladder was removed 4 years ago and since that time i often have problem related to digestion. These days i am feeling a kind of burning in my stomach which normally stars after 10 Am and last till i sleep. I do not feel any kid of acid reflux, neither i feel vomit. I just feel burning and it get worse after taking Belch. When ever i take belch, burning gets very high for few moments. I also feel that i am feeling difficuly in breathing. Can someone has experienced this? is it due to gall removal? What can i do to remove this burning feeling? Thanks in advance

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  • lynda20916
    lynda20916 imranch

    Posted

    Hi, your symptoms are acid reflux, which means you have excess stomach acid.  I don't know whether it's because of your gallbladder removal. But the excess acid can hurt your stomach, so I would suggest you see a doctor.  Good luck! 
    • imranch
      imranch lynda20916

      Posted

      so you think its acid reflux. ok i will see a dr. thanks
  • jane3315
    jane3315 imranch

    Posted

    Hi, I had my GB removed 6 months ago and have suffered the same. I have just been diagonosed with gastritis whihc gives the same symptoms as you describe. You need to see your doctor and they will prescribe acid reducing tablets if it proves to be gastritis. Also watch what you eat,. Anything citrus is bad news for me and this includeds tomatos, coffee etc etc. see if this helps

     

    • imranch
      imranch jane3315

      Posted

      Thanks for your reply jane. So what kind of medicines you are taking now? And what about dependency on these medicines? do we have to take them on continuois bases?
    • jane3315
      jane3315 imranch

      Posted

      Im on omeprazole and im hoping that once the gastritis clears up I can get off them although at the moment I need them.The drs say you just take them for a short time but I knoe they arent always easy to get off of.  I had to stop them for two weeks before my gastroscopy and boy did I feel ill. It has taken me two weeks to begin to feel a bit better. The gastritis is being very slow in healing but I am finding foods play a big part. If I have cabbage it causes a lot reflux and burning in my stomach so its very much trial and error. The dr suggested the fodmap diet so i am trying that although not ridgidly at moment.  I wish you well
  • larry07238
    larry07238 imranch

    Posted

    I to have this problem plus just plain old nausea. I've been sick for the last two days with this. I'm at my wits end & don't know what to do about it. I was in a car wreck six weeks ago & just got the boot off of my ankle. I am now in the process of getting a new car so I can go to the doctors & see if they can tell me anything. I deal with VA which isn't the greatest. May we all be healed of this dibilitating sickness. I'm getting ready to take communion which I haven't done since the car wreck. I had a few broken bones & believe they are on the mend. Thank God & the blood of Jesus. I know you've heard it before just like I have but hang in there.
    • larry07238
      larry07238 imranch

      Posted

      Thank you imranch. And the same to you. He is the only one who can through our faith in him & his promises.
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