How Women Over 50 Can Cure Gastric Problems Permanently

Do you suffer from constant heartburn, bloating, indigestion, burping, or other gastric problems? Do you feel uncomfortable wearing tight clothes? When you experience these, do you feel pressured to do what it takes to end them? Or, do you feel hopeless and try to just live with the discomfort?

Fortunately, you don’t have to continue living in pain. There are practical and medication-free methods you can apply to overcome gastric problems permanently. There are also proven programs that can take care of your stomach problems after eating and help you take care of yourself.

But before we talk about that, let’s first understand its root cause and the associated factors leading to these symptoms.

What causes stomach pain and bloating?

Several factors lead to abdominal pain. Among the common causes are indigestion, constipation, bloating, and heartburn. Some minor causes include intolerance for gluten or lactose. But these are worst for people who are suffering from alcohol addiction. Since alcohol triggers more acid production in the body, the acid reflux can be worst. For most people, the causes above are generally harmless and manageable. They can be treated yourself with a little help.

Take note, however, that abdominal bloating, GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease), and constipation can be very painful and a sign that your body and mind are imbalanced. A lot of people notice that when they get, for example, bloated their belly appears swollen as if they are pregnant for a few months.

As mentioned in the previous paragraph, you can easily manage the situation, but that could cost many conveniences. At least, by consulting an expert, you’ll learn practical tips to apply when the bloating attacks again.

Can chronic acid reflux (GERD)/heartburn lead to abdominal pain?

You may not know it, but heartburn and GERD can result in massive sharp pains in your stomach area and behind your chest bone. A variety of factors can cause it.

Why do you feel Sharp Stomach Pain?

Earlier, we had a breakdown of the common causes of abdominal pain. But in this section, let’s briefly expound on three of the primary reasons.

• Wrong eating habits or a chronic digestive problem can trigger indigestion. Indigestion results in stomach pain or bloating, heartburn, nausea, and vomiting.
• When the stomach acid comes into the esophagus, pain occurs. The pain manifests a burning sensation in the upper stomach and chest and sometimes, into the throat.
• When gas builds up in the abdomen or when you need to have a bowel movement due to constipation, you will experience sharp pain.

What Does Constipation Feel like?

Constipation varies from one person to another. But the following are common indicators regardless of age or gender. Mainly, it can feel like constipation comes from different symptoms.

Among them are:

• Sharp pain in the left side under your belly button
• Cramping bowels
• Fullness in your intestines and stomach area though you only had small meals
• Difficulty and discomfort while breathing
• Feeling heavy and burdened
• Aching sensation in the back that eventually disappears after your bowel release

How can you Cure Gastric Problems Permanently?

When experiencing gastric problems, you don’t have to load yourself with pills or go through expensive and complicated treatments. Here are natural and practical ways you can do to cure gastric problems permanently. The good thing about these? They have no side effects, and they entail no significant expenses.

Eat your Food More Slowly and Properly

The way you eat and the foods you eat significantly lead to gastric problems. So instead of eating more balanced meals, start having smaller meals at the proper time.

Drink Coconut Water instead of Colas

Sodas and other aerated beverages can cause sharp pain and cramps. So take conscious efforts to switch from sodas to coconut water or pure water gradually.

Minimize Alcohol Consumption

Alcohol causes your stomach to produce more acid than it usually does. That triggers stomach ache, vomiting, and diarrhea.  If you are having a problem with your alcohol consumption or suffering from addiction, seek help.

Strive for Eight-Hours of Sleep Everyday

Lack of sleep can cause gastric problems to pop up unexpectedly. It slows down essential digestive functions such as processing and eliminating the food from the body.