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| acute peptic ulcer disease |
acute peptic ulcer disease emedicine Acute ulcer disease (Acute Gastritis) is inflammatory (reaction of the body against microorganisms and foreign bodies marked by pain, swelling, heat, and impaired organ function) of stomach, acute and is usually limited to just muklosa. Acute ulcer disease can occur without a known cause. acute peptic ulcer disease symptoms
Symptoms the symptoms inflicted:
Bloated stomach
Nausea and vomiting
Frequent belching
Pain during bowel movements
Pain that feels sore in the stomach and chest
Nausea in the stomach often arise and always want to throw up.
Solar plexus (the upper abdomen) often feels pain and poignant as well as shortness of breath and interspersed with flatulence.
Lack of appetite is when the nausea comes, the face becomes pale and often stomach becomes bloated because of saltpeter.
Head feels dizzy, hard to sleep and body temperature up and out cold sweat.
