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Posted 6 years ago, 6 users are following. for some years I realised that eating any form of potato caused me to get severe stomach pain and cramp. I now find other foods are doing this. When I examine the ingredient lists for foods I find potato starch is becoming popular. Many soups, lots of ready meals e.g. m&S mushroom risotto and now gravy ...
Symptoms of trapped wind and bloating include: Passing a lot of wind. Crampy stomach pains. Bloated belly. Pain in upper abdomen. Gas sometimes settles in the curves of the large bowel (large intestine) under the liver or spleen. This can cause pain in the upper right or upper left areas of your tummy.
Dessert stomach might be explained by sensory-specific satiety. This is the idea that the more you eat something in particular, the less you start to enjoy it. It suggests you become increasingly bored of the same food or flavour, to the point that you stop eating or seek something else 1. For example, in a study of 128 people eating two meals ...
Swallowing of air (aerophagy). Injury, particularly to the spleen: this can occur during contact sport. Lead poisoning: this is rare and causes many vague symptoms, including tummy pains, being sick (vomiting) and weight loss. Lead-based paint and paint dust in old buildings are the likely cause in children.
Typical symptoms include abdominal pain and being sick (vomiting) that gradually become worse over 6-24 hours. The pain usually starts in the middle of the abdomen but over time seems to move towards the right hip. Some people have less typical symptoms. See the separate leaflet called Appendicitis for more details.
Diarrhoea. Coeliac disease. Lactose intolerance. Food allergies. Gastrointestinal infections. Intestinal blockage. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Additionally, a diet high in fructose and sorbitol - sweeteners that are commonly used in soft drinks and juices - can cause loud stomach growls.
Indigestion (dyspepsia). You can get some pain in the upper part of your tummy associated with heartburn and acid reflux. Gastroenteritis. Infections in your guts tend to cause pain all over your tummy, which is crampy and which is usually accompanied by diarrhoea and/or being sick (vomiting). Diverticulitis.
Symptoms of cough and wheeze can be due to acid leaking up (reflux) but can sometimes be confused with asthma. Other mouth and throat symptoms sometimes occur, such as gum problems, bad breath, sore throat, hoarseness and a feeling of a lump in the throat. Severe chest pain develops in some cases (and may be mistaken for a heart attack).
50 Replies. Its really odd you had no pain prior to the endoscopy...perhaps the procedure disturbed something in your digestive system. Perhaps you should rerquest an. ultrasound scan to see if there might be a gall stone in the gall bladder or in the bile duct...this can cause pain..its worth a try.
Stomach upset (such as feeling sick (nausea), stomach ache, or wind), tummy (abdominal) pain, being sick (vomiting) Stick to simple meals - avoid rich or spicy foods. If symptoms are severe or do not go away, let your doctor know. Diarrhoea. Drink plenty of water. If it continues or becomes severe, let your doctor know. Constipation