The blessed Eid al-Adha is associated with some fatty foods such as meat fatteh, koware and mambar, as the foods associated with Eid are among the basic traditions that people cannot do without, which results in injury. indigestionwhich is persistent or recurring pain or discomfort in the upper abdomen, according to a report webmed.
What are the symptoms of indigestion?
Heartburn or upper abdomen.
Stomach ache.
bloating (feeling of fullness).
belching and gas.
Vomiting and nausea.
acid taste.
People often experience heartburn (a deep burning sensation in the chest) along with indigestion but the acidity itself is a different symptom that may indicate another problem..
Who are at risk of indigestion?
People of all ages and both sexes are affected by indigestion. It is very common. An individual’s risk increases with:
– Use of medications that may irritate the stomach, such as aspirin and other pain relievers.
– Cases in which there is a defect in the digestive system, such as ulcers.
– Emotional problems such as anxiety or depression.
What causes indigestion?
Diseases such as stomach ulcers, GERD, stomach cancer (rare), gastroparesis (a condition in which the stomach does not empty properly; this often occurs in people with diabetes), gastritis, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pancreatitis, thyroid disease, pregnancy.
Take some medicine
Aspirin and other pain relievers such as NSAIDs, estrogen and oral contraceptives, steroid medicines, some antibiotics, thyroid medications.
Unhealthy lifestyle
Eating a lot, eating too quickly, eating foods rich in fat, or eating in stressful situations, smoking cigarettes, stress and tiredness
