Stomach pain (Non - ulcer)

Stomach pain is a term used to portray signs and indications of acid reflux that have no conspicuous reason. Nonulcer stomach torment is additionally called practical dyspepsia or nonulcer dyspepsia.

Nonulcer stomach torment is normal and can be dependable. Nonulcer stomach agony can cause signs and indications that take after those of an ulcer, for example, torment or distress in your upper midriff, regularly joined by swelling, burping and queasiness.

Signs and manifestations of nonulcer stomach agony may include:

  • A burning sensation or discomfort in your upper abdomen or lower chest, sometimes relieved by food or antacids
  • Bloating
  • Belching
  • An early feeling of fullness when eating
  • Nausea

Many times it's not clear what causes nonulcer stomach pain. Physician considers it a functional disorder, which means it's not necessarily caused by a specific disease.

Nonulcer stomach pain that is long lasting and isn't controlled by medication and lifestyle changes may require treatment. What treatment you receive depends on your symptoms. Treatment may combine medications with behavior therapy.