Dr. Sugreev Singh
Internal Medicine
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Hi doctor,
I am experiencing middle abdominal pain every morning, and generally it subsides by the end of the day. Sometimes it may stay and happen everal times a day. I have been suffering with this for a long time. What can be the reason for the pain and, what is the remedy?
Hi,
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Thank you for your query,
It might be caused by indigestion or gastritis which can be caused due to various reasons such as eating oily or spicy food. Acids are produced as a result, which causes acidity and abdominal pain. I would suggest you drink plenty of water, and also do not go to bed straight after eating.
Please tell me do you have acidity or constipation?
Thank you.
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