Stomach ache after eating

I am having the same issues with my stomach and I am only fifteen years old. Recently I was sick with a bad virus for about a week eventually i had to go to the hospital because i was dehydrated, so i had to get an iv with fluid. After about a day from leaving the hospital I felt okay again. Now for about three weeks i hve been feeling the same way you have been feeling.

In Short: Baking Soda is the only thing that reliably stops my "acid bloat"

I get rolling, sometimes painful indigestion-- usually accompanied by(what seems to me) a physical bloating in my upper stomach, no matter what(or how much) I eat or drink. From half a cup of water to salad to even a single Reese's Mini(the marble sized cup), the unrest kicks in between 3 and 15min later. If I haven't eaten, it'll still give me a good kick just to let me know I'm missing out on my regularly scheduled discomfort when my stomach would probably be growling from simple hunger.

Even though I don't suffer from constipation or diarrhea, I've tried IBS treatments because I feel as if I cannot pass gas or burp in response/to relieve my perceived bloating, and they generally do not work. I've taken Pepsid, Zantac, Pepto Bismol, Tums, etc, and only Pepto seems to partially address the non-painful, more nausea related symptoms that occasionally occur.

For what it's worth to anyone still searching for relief, if I swallow about a teaspoon of baking soda(even with the last of whatever will trigger the upset)my stomach gives maybe one or two last angery rolls, I burp/pass gass(mightily lol,) my stomach seems to deflate, and I feel 95% better within 15min.

HOWEVER, because it's sodium, baking soda can cause severely adverse effects regarding blood pressure/heart issues. I've restricted myself to a "zero salt added" diet(which actually isn't that hard because I only really eat twice a day now out of necessity since the discomfort has taken the joy out of eating out) and drink a loooooot of water to try to help my kidneys.

I do not like regularly ingesting baking soda AT ALL, but nothing else works.

Usually when people have stomach or any gastrointestinal problems, It's due to the food they eat. Most people do not know how to eat correctly. If the doctors gave you a colonoscopy they might've suspected Cancer. Had it of been any form of gastrointestinal cancer they would've found it except for Pancreatic cancer which is extremly difficult to diagnose but you lack the symptoms for that form on cancer so it's more than likely your diet. It cannot be IBS because the symptoms of IBS almost mirror that of pancreatic cancer. 

I have had this same problem for about a few weeks and I finally had the gut to go into the doctor and they said taht I was lactose intolerant so o cut out all dairy but unfortunately the pain came back even worse a few weeks later, I'm not saying that lactose could not be your solution but I'm claiming that it did not do anything but make it worse for me, also I saw this was posted a few years ago so did you find a solution if not please tell me

I have had abdominal pains after eating .3 to 4 hours after eating under my left side of my rib cage .it lasted 1 hr to 2 hours .i have had it for months .i have since found out it was trapped wind .do you eat quickly drink while your eating .im 59

I have cut down the size of my meals eat slowley

Dont drink until after my meals.i sip my drinks i have been ok since .i called an ambulance once the pain was so bad .when i look back all i did was eat all day drink alot alcohol to .hope it helps you .

I had this issue and turns out it was a rare congenital gastric diverticulum. It had to be surgically removed. It was growing on the back of my stomach 

Every time I eat I get bad stomach pains and go diarrhea once after I eat. It doesn't matter what or how much I eat. Could this be an ulcer? I have no clue but it's been going on for about 2 1/2 weeks.

I know this is in reply to Jays problems posted some years ago but having recently joined the forum I thought this might help other people with similar symptoms. I have symptons described by Jay and was told by my GP that it may be "Dumping syndrome " this is a condition due to undigested food passing into the small bowl and fermenting caused by the stomach emptying undigested food prematurely. I am waiting to see a GI consultant at the moment.

Hope this helps.

hello also please remember to excerise after food to digest food. our stomachs are different. here is a link for a few fun and sumple excercise

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