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Last reviewed: 05.07.2025

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Spasms in the intestines can occur for various reasons. This symptom bothers every person at least once in their life. Naturally, there are explanations for this. Improper nutrition, surgery, medication, and gastrointestinal diseases - all this leads to spasms in the stomach.
ICD-10 code
Absolutely every industry has its own standards and definition systems. This also exists in medicine. Each disease is included in its category and classified. Thus, there is an international classification of diseases. Sometimes doctors indicate the disease code in the medical record, not its name. Therefore, some knowledge in this area is useful.
Intestinal problems were classified into group K (K55-K63). K 55 - includes vascular diseases of the intestine. K56 - obstruction. K 57 - diverticular lesion. K 58 - irritable bowel syndrome. K 59 - other dysfunctions of the organ. K 60 - cracks and fistulas located in the anus. K 61 - an abscess formed in the anus. K 62 - other diseases of the anus. K 63 - other diseases of the intestine.
Having some understanding of the codes, you can read the doctor's conclusions yourself if, instead of a verbal explanation, a classification is indicated there.
Causes of intestinal spasms
To date, there is no precise data regarding the development of the disease. After all, it can even arise as a result of eating poor-quality food. Many researchers believe that the problem is caused by physical and mental health disorders. Despite this, several main factors have been identified.
The first reason is related to the brain. It is the brain that controls the work of the intestines. A disruption in the signal sent from one organ to another can lead to persistent pain.
Violation of organ motility often contributes to the occurrence of failures. Fast work leads to diarrhea, slow work – constipation. As a result of muscle contraction, pain is observed.
Increased sensitivity. People who have a low threshold of sensitivity constantly suffer from gases, discomfort. Psychological disorders of any type lead to disruption of the organ and the appearance of painful sensations.
Bacterial gastroenteritis. Some people suffering from this disease report unpleasant pain. This is due to problematic bowel function.
Dysbiosis. Rapid development of bacteria in the small intestine provokes flatulence, diarrhea, spasms. Heredity plays an important role. Naturally, nutrition makes its contribution. The amount of food eaten and its quality fully affect not only the functioning of the stomach, but also the intestines. Alcohol, chocolate, chips, carbonated drinks can provoke discomfort.
Duodenitis. This problem affects the duodenum. As a result, unpleasant pain occurs. Chronic enteritis is characterized by an inflammatory process in the mucous membrane of the organ. It manifests itself as sharp, unpleasant pain. Chronic colitis is an inflammatory process of the mucous membrane of the colon. Acute appendicitis can cause a sharp spasm. Acute intestinal obstruction, strangulated hernia and even hepatic colic all lead to intestinal spasms. Constant pain may indicate the presence of a tumor.
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Intestinal spasms after surgery
This phenomenon occurs due to the formation of adhesions. The gluing of loops located in the organ completely changes its movement. In some cases, it stops completely. It is not so difficult to detect the presence of adhesions. If a person has recently undergone surgery, then he will be bothered by pain in the intestines. They are cramping in nature. Their intensification is observed after physical labor.
Symptoms such as constipation, nausea and vomiting often develop. Unpleasant bloating appears after eating. The most dangerous symptom of adhesions is obstruction. If the disease is chronic, the person loses weight significantly.
Adhesions completely block the organ's function. The person is tormented by severe pain. Unfortunately, the problem will not go away on its own. Therefore, after the operation, after some time, another surgical intervention is performed to remove the adhesions themselves.
They are formed due to the impact of external factors on the body. They perform a certain protective function. They develop against the background of operations in the abdominal cavity or as a result of injury. This happens due to air, as well as talc found on surgical gloves. In addition, other foreign bodies can get into the "wound" during surgery. Therefore, in fact, preventing the appearance of adhesions is not so easy.
Pathogenesis
The pathogenesis of this phenomenon is very complex. In most cases, acute pain can be associated with stretching of intestinal loops. But the symptom may develop as a result of severe irritation of nerve endings located in the intestinal wall. The leading role in this process is played by the disruption of intestinal motility.
When an organ is obstructed, pain is associated with increased peristalsis. If the problem arose against the background of colitis or enterocolitis, then everything depends on the presence of an inflammatory process. Acute pain can hide a number of serious diseases. Many of them can be eliminated only by surgery.
Spasmodic pains occur against the background of many intestinal ailments. Therefore, the correct determination of the cause is half the battle. After all, many diseases can contribute to the development of the problem. Without high-quality diagnostics, it is very difficult to understand why the stomach hurts. Pathogenesis is actually complex and requires investigation by leading specialists.
Symptoms of intestinal spasms
The problem may manifest itself not only by pain sensations of various types. This disease is characterized by the appearance of pain in the navel area, accompanied by heaviness in the stomach. In addition, there is a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen itself. Diarrhea, constipation and flatulence often appear. These three signs are among the most leading. They accompany almost any pathological process in the digestive organs. Naturally, diarrhea alternates with constipation.
Belching, nausea and vomiting are often observed. In some cases, when the situation is really severe, headaches, cold sweat and chills are bothersome. If the spasmodic condition was provoked by acute obstruction, the symptoms intensify immediately and manifest themselves in full. In this case, the period of calm, when a person feels better, is especially dangerous. This may indicate a loss of sensitivity and the death of important receptors. Therefore, if special symptoms appear, you should seek help immediately.
Spasms and pain in the intestines
Any disturbances can be explained by individual characteristics of the patient's body. Thus, problems with the intestines most often occur in overly emotional people. Even ordinary fear and joy can lead to increased work of the organ. People who are constantly under the influence of stress, as well as individuals with an unstable psyche, are at risk.
Nutrition also plays a special role. Irregular eating habits, snacking on the go, and poor-quality products significantly affect the body as a whole. Naturally, the gastrointestinal tract suffers the most. Lack of fiber in food, lack of exercise, as well as gynecological disorders in women, are especially dangerous. Hormonal imbalances, diabetes, and acute infections lead to truly serious problems.
All of the above factors can cause pain in the navel area, spasmodic conditions, nausea and vomiting. This is mainly caused by irritable bowel syndrome. It is important to eat right and monitor the intake of medications. This will reduce the discomfort. If they do not disappear, an examination is necessary.
Severe intestinal cramps
The main signs of problems can be interesting food preferences and improper food intake. The only exception is the presence of problems. These include inflammatory processes. In this case, severe pain occurs after eating. Spasms can occur during the process of defecation or, on the contrary, disappear.
The pain syndrome can be aching or cramping. Moreover, everything happens in attacks. Sometimes they intensify, even during coughing. These symptoms are typical for inflammatory processes. Acute spasms indicate inflammation of the sigmoid colon. Spasms in the navel area may indicate inflammation of the small intestine. If they are observed in the perineum, cancer, inflammation of the rectum are possible. Intestinal obstruction has always been the basis of such a syndrome. If the problem is caused by intestinal distension due to gases, then the spasms have a precise localization, duration and gradualness.
If the problem is obstruction, the pain syndrome is constant. Sometimes the location changes. Basically, spasms are typical for the area around the navel.
Intestinal cramps and diarrhea
Doctors have identified several main causes of this problem. They are based on improper nutrition. Even poorly chewed food can lead to an upset stomach. Frequent snacks, eating on the go - lead to an imbalance in the body.
All this entails the development of flatulence, changes in microflora and the appearance of infections. They can develop due to the consumption of expired products. Even increased nervousness can lead to a disorder. Most often, people with increased emotionality suffer from this problem.
Heavy metal salts can cause the problem. Spasms are provoked by lead salts. They can penetrate the body directly when working with them. Helminthiasis often causes a number of unpleasant symptoms. Colds can affect the digestive system. Vomiting and spasms are typical for this condition. During pregnancy, such symptoms are provoked by the rapid growth of the fetus.
In fact, there are many reasons. And the symptoms are varied. The problem manifests itself not only in spasms and diarrhea, but also in nausea and vomiting. To prevent dehydration, it is worth reporting the problem to a specialist.
Intestinal cramps after eating
This problem can arise for a number of reasons. The most common of them is gastritis. Moreover, it can have both acute and chronic forms. Similar symptoms are associated with gastric ulcer or duodenal ulcer. Inflammation of the pancreas can provoke all of this.
When gastritis worsens, the pain is concentrated in the abdomen. Each form of the disease has its own specific manifestations. Acute gastritis develops against the background of strong irritants that negatively affect the mucous membrane. Because of this, a rapid inflammatory process develops. The chronic form is dangerous because it does not manifest itself at all for a long time. It is only necessary to eat something spicy or otherwise cause irritation, as the symptoms appear instantly.
In the acute form, pain can be both on an empty and a full stomach. The pain syndrome is variable. Nausea may occur during meals. It is accompanied by weakness. Dizziness and excessive sweating are possible.
The chronic form is characterized by decreased acidity. There may be a rumbling in the stomach, pain appears after eating. Belching, bloating, nausea and other unpleasant symptoms manifest themselves. The problem must be eliminated. After all, the symptoms can manifest themselves at any time, and in general, they interfere with normal life.
Bloating and cramping in the intestines
This can occur even in a healthy person. Gases accumulated in the intestines can lead to the development of the problem. They usually occur due to the use of incompatible products. The process of fermentation and rumbling are the consequences of carbonated drinks.
The problem can be provoked by eliminating heartburn with soda. This causes a natural chemical reaction and leads to the formation of carbon dioxide. Often the problem is associated with a love of food, this applies to people who eat a lot and constantly overeat. Abuse of fatty foods leads to heaviness and bloating. The symptom can occur due to constipation. It in turn provokes the appearance of flatulence. The abdomen is tense, the skin can change color.
Another reason for the problem is food allergy. It develops against the background of allergenic products. Orange, lemon, tangerine, sweets, honey and spices can provoke an allergy. These products cause digestive disorders.
Constipation often leads to excessive bloating and flatulence. This condition can be aggravated by eating legumes, fresh fruits and some vegetables. In general, there can be many reasons. Naturally, they are all related to the gastrointestinal tract.
Intestinal spasm in a child
This problem occurs quite often in children. Moreover, it has different degrees of severity. If the colic is weak, the baby is a little capricious. It is enough to take him in your arms, and he will calm down. If the manifestation is severe, nothing helps except medication.
Many mothers note the fact that the problem arises after the child eats or gets nervous. With food, everything is somewhat clear. It is enough to just quickly eat or swallow air. As for the nervous state, the problem almost never bothers babies who are constantly near their mother. She protects her child and always holds him in her arms. Therefore, children are extremely calm. It is necessary to prevent possible stressful situations and constantly monitor the baby.
As for older children, the problem arises exclusively against the background of improper nutrition. It is necessary to adjust the dosage and remove products that cause excessive gas formation. This can really save the situation. The developing child's body negatively affects many irritants, so periodic problems with the gastrointestinal tract are the norm.
Intestinal spasms during pregnancy
The reason for this phenomenon lies in the migration of the egg into the uterus. Literally a few days after conception, intestinal spasms begin to manifest themselves. This is caused by an increase in the level of progesterone in the body. It is responsible for weakening the walls of organs. If the symptoms do not go away after a while, it is worth reviewing your daily diet. In general, in this case, you should consult a specialist.
As practice shows, spasms can occur against the background of rumbling in the stomach, its bloating and a feeling of distension. All this can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and a feeling of heaviness. Often a woman refuses food due to lack of appetite.
Colic can develop due to a stressful situation, poor nutrition, and a sedentary lifestyle. Intestinal colic of a higher degree is observed in mothers who are constantly under nervous tension. It is necessary to note the fact that cramping pain occurs both in the first months of pregnancy and in the last. There is nothing incredible in this, because the fetus is constantly growing and displacing the woman's organs. Therefore, pain and difficult bowel movements are quite common.
If the problem is of an allergic nature, then it is necessary to conduct a laboratory analysis of the condition. After all, the problem may lie in the presence of sharp crystals, which are especially dangerous.
Consequences
Spasmodic pain caused by infectious colitis can lead to liver and stomach failure. All this provokes problems with digestion, causing a number of unpleasant symptoms. These include bloating, nutritional deficiencies and anorexia. In order to fully restore digestion, you will have to use a number of treatment procedures. Their main function is to activate the work of the gastrointestinal tract.
If the pain arose against the background of liver problems, then the complications are most complex. The problem can develop into cholecystitis and hepatitis. This condition requires proper treatment and adherence to dietary rules.
Constipation is considered a frequent complication, and of various etiologies. It can develop against the background of an existing inflammatory process, neuromuscular weakness, diet, physical education. The danger of such a condition lies in the damage to the liver, as well as blood. Often the problem involves the inflammatory process of regional lymph nodes. Diarrhea, functional bowel disorders are the consequences of spasms. Therefore, it is important to diagnose the problem in time and resort to its elimination.
Complications
You should not assume that spasms are a completely safe manifestation of any disease. If the problem is not eliminated in time, serious complications may arise. First of all, the intestine itself suffers, inflammatory processes of various kinds are not excluded. A person may constantly be bothered by constipation or upset stomach. Moreover, the problem can arise spontaneously.
The liver often suffers. You shouldn't think that intestinal colic can develop due to problems with this organ. Even neighboring organs and systems can affect this process. If the problem was caused by a malfunction of the liver, then hepatitis and cholecystitis have a right to exist. This requires quality treatment. You can't let things slide.
Constant bloating, flatulence, increased gas formation and other "pleasant things" accompany a person until the true problem of this phenomenon is identified and eliminated. Therefore, delaying treatment is highly inadvisable.
Diagnosis of intestinal spasms
There is no specific test that can detect intestinal problems. Because many diseases are not accompanied by specific pathologies. However, a quality examination plays an important role.
Usually, a stool test is prescribed. This method allows you to examine feces for the presence of blood impurities or parasites. After all, these "surprises" can indicate problems with the gastrointestinal tract.
Complete blood count. It allows you to determine changes in the blood and measure the level of leukocytes, platelets, and erythrocytes. The number of erythrocytes can indicate the presence of anemia. The presence of infection is checked by leukocytes.
A blood test for celiac disease is often prescribed. This is a digestive system disease that occurs due to the body's immune response to gluten. It is found in cereals. A blood test in this case determines the presence of the disease.
In addition to general tests, rectoscopy and colonoscopy are actively used. These studies involve examining the rectum and colon for pathologies. Before the procedure, a person "sits" on a special diet and cleanses the intestines. Perhaps these are the best and most reliable methods of examination. They will allow you to determine intestinal diseases of any complexity and see all sorts of defects.
Tests for intestinal spasms
Tests play an important role in diagnosing intestinal problems. First of all, it is necessary to examine the feces. By examining it, any impurities in it can be detected. Blood and parasites indicate serious problems. By the way, it is worms that can provoke the development of severe spasms.
In addition, a general blood test is taken. It allows you to examine the composition of the blood, or more precisely the number of the main components. After all, any deviations indicate problems. For example, leukocytes can easily determine the presence of a serious infection in the body. Erythrocytes, in turn, diagnose anemia.
One of the important tests is a blood test for celiac disease. This disease is related to the digestive system. It manifests itself as an immune reaction to gluten. This process is characterized by frequent bouts of diarrhea. A detailed blood test will only confirm this pathology. That is why a blood test is important in diagnosing the causes of severe spasms.
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Instrumental diagnostics
This method of examination includes a lot of different procedures. First of all, an X-ray examination is carried out. Thanks to X-rays, it is possible to determine changes in some sections of the intestine. For this, it is filled with a special contrast mass. It is introduced in two ways. The first option involves taking it orally. For this, the person takes a horizontal position, and the contents are introduced through a trachoscope. The second option is the use of an enema (irrigospokia). An X-ray examination allows you to see the contours of some sections of the organ, and thus diagnose existing disorders.
The second procedure is a rectoscopy. It is an examination of the mucous membrane using a rectoscope. A special tube is inserted to a depth of 35 cm. In a normal state, the mucous membrane is moist, smooth and has a moderately red tint. If there is inflammation, it becomes edematous, cloudy and covered with mucus. The procedure allows diagnosing ulcers, erosions, hemorrhoidal cones.
Small intestine probing is not so rarely used. The contents of the organ can be obtained using special thin tubes that are connected to each other. After the probe is inserted, some sections of the intestine are isolated with air. This allows the organ's motility to be recorded. However, probing is not as widespread as the two methods described above.
Differential diagnostics
In differential diagnostics, the emphasis is on the simplest causes that could provoke irritation. These can be both chronic diseases and taking certain medications. Certain foods and drinks have always been considered the most common irritants. Usually, these are fatty and unhealthy foods, as well as carbonated sweet water. Eating a lot of food often leads to excess gas, heaviness, and spasms. Many medications, including laxatives, can cause similar symptoms.
The process can be affected by intellectual stress and psycho-emotional state. Therefore, it is necessary to correctly alternate work time with rest. The main pathology is fermentopathy. This deficiency develops during a diet that does not include milk, that is, products containing lactose. Not the last place is given to polyposis, Crohn's disease, gynecological abnormalities and tumors. Differential diagnostics of these ailments includes blood and stool tests. Based on the data obtained, a diagnosis is made or sent for additional studies.
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Treatment of intestinal spasms
Treatment depends entirely on the cause of the problem. If it is ordinary constipation, special laxatives are used. In case of serious infections, antibiotics are needed. If it is gallstones or tumors, surgical intervention is used.
In case of severe spasms, antispasmodics are used. These medications can calm the spasms and reduce their activity. It is important to calm and relax the muscles correctly. Common medications include Mebeverine. It is taken only on prescription in the prescribed dosage. It can cause side effects from the gastrointestinal tract. An overdose is possible. During pregnancy, breastfeeding and in case of hypersensitivity, the use is prohibited.
Phytopharmaceutical medicines are widely used. These are preparations based on plants and herbs. They usually contain chamomile, caraway, mint and anise. They are used as an alternative to more serious treatments. A detailed description of the medicines used will be given below. As for surgical intervention, it is carried out extremely rarely and depends on the underlying cause.
Tablets for intestinal spasms
There is a certain group of medications that are used to eliminate spasms. These are antispasmodics, laxatives, antidiarrheals and antidepressants.
Antispasmodics. This group of medications includes drugs that eliminate pain and spasms. Sparex, Duspatalin, Niaspam are often prescribed. All of them relieve spasms and significantly reduce symptoms. They usually contain herbs.
Sparex, Duspalin, Niaspam. Used only by prescription. Usually the dosage does not exceed 200 mg twice a day, which should be taken 20 minutes before meals. They have a number of side effects in the form of nausea, vomiting, weakness. It should not be taken by pregnant women, nursing mothers and children. Naturally, there is a ban on people with hypersensitivity to some components of the drug.
Laxatives. Most often, people resort to the help of Citrucel and Metamucil. They are recommended to almost all people suffering from colic.
Citrucel, Metamucil. They have the same effect. The dosage is prescribed by a doctor based on the person's condition. There is no data on taking during pregnancy, it is not recommended. It is used with caution by children. If used carelessly, it may disrupt the functioning of the intestines. That is, without such stimulation, natural processes will not occur. Therefore, laxatives should be taken carefully.
Antidiarrheals: Loperamide and Imodium
Loperamide. Prescribed at 4 mg, after each bowel movement you need to take another 2 mg. The dosage should not exceed 16 mg per day. The dosage depends on the intensity of diarrhea. The drug can cause a number of side effects, including headache, intestinal disorders, insomnia, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting. The drug cannot be used during pregnancy, intestinal obstruction, and under 2 years of age.
Imodium. The dosage depends on the nature of the disease. Usually 2 capsules 1-2 times a day are enough. For children, 1 capsule 1-2 times a day is enough. There are many side effects. They manifest themselves in the form of gastrointestinal tract disorders. From the nervous system, irritability and weakness are possible. Other side effects include urinary retention. Contraindications: acute ulcerative colitis, constipation, acute dysentery, pregnancy.
Antidepressants. They are taken in case of constant nervous tension. After all, they provoke the development of colic in people. These include Citalopram, Imipramine, Fluokestin.
Citalopram, Imipramine and Fluoxetine are similar in their action and have individual dosage. It is strictly forbidden to prescribe the dose on your own. If it is significantly increased, it may lead to the development of a lethargic state, nausea, vomiting. They should never be taken by pregnant women or people with increased hypersensitivity.
Folk remedies
You can use folk remedies to eliminate the problem only with the permission of a specialist. Usually they try to resort to the help of herbal remedies. Propolis gives a good result. It is enough to simply use it on an empty stomach, like chewing gum. A decoction of plantain suppositories also gives a good effect. It is enough to simply brew the ingredient in boiling water and take 2 tablespoons 3-4 times a day.
You should pay attention to the birch mushroom. It needs to be soaked for 4 hours in water at room temperature. After that, a glass of the resulting raw material is divided between four glasses and filled with warm water. In this state, the mushroom needs to be kept for another 2 days. After that, everything is passed through a sieve and consumed literally 100 ml up to 6 times a day. It is advisable to do this 30 minutes before meals.
You can take about 15 grams of birch buds and pour half a glass of alcohol over them. This tincture is kept for about a week. It is important to shake the container daily. After that, the contents are passed through a sieve and taken 20 drops 3 times a day. In this case, everything is washed down with a sufficient amount of water.
To ease the symptoms, it is enough to simply eat watermelon rind. Blueberries and gooseberries help to cope with the problems.
Herbal treatment
It is quite possible to eliminate the problem with the help of herbs. But, it is necessary to understand that some plants are poisonous and can harm the body. Therefore, it is recommended to use proven recipes.
A decoction of chamomile flowers perfectly relieves spasms. You need to take 6 tablespoons of this ingredient and dilute them with 2 tablespoons of mint, valerian and fennel. All this is poured with water and brought to a boil. It is necessary to use 100 ml before meals up to 3 times a day.
Celandine also has medicinal properties. It is taken in a collection together with chamomile, yarrow, St. John's wort. Each ingredient is taken in the amount of one tablespoon. Then pour water and boil. Take 3 times a day after meals.
Chamomile, fennel, mint, valerian and calamus rhizomes will relieve spasms and flatulence. All inflorescences are taken in the same amount, 2 tablespoons each. Then pour boiling water over them and boil. The remedy should be taken warm up to 3 times a day, after meals.
Homeopathy for intestinal spasms
Homeopathic remedies are widely used to eliminate many ailments, including those of the gastrointestinal tract. There are seven main preparations that actively combat extensive symptoms. These are Gastricumel, Nux vomica-Homaccord, Gastronal, Gastrocinesin, Duodenoheel, Edas-114 and Normagast.
The preparations Gastricumel and Gastronal contain silver nitrate. It has a wonderful effect on mucous membranes, relieves inflammation and alleviates a person's condition. It is taken exclusively under the supervision of a homeopath.
Duodechoneel. Relieves symptoms, fights problems of the duodenum. This medicine is widely used for severe diarrhea.
Gastrocinesin. The drug actively influences metabolic processes in the body, improves the functioning of the digestive organs. The drug is used for gastritis and duodenitis.
Nux vomica-Homaccord (Heel) and Normagast (Alcoy) include vomit nut, club moss and bitter gourd. They are absolutely identical in action. Their main function is to improve the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract. Elimination of hepatic colic. The main indication for use is colitis.
The drug Eddam-114. It contains two components that have a specific effect. They affect the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract, starting with the oral cavity and ending with the small intestine. The drug has a rapid and constant effect.
Regarding the dosage of all the above-described medications, contraindications and side effects, the treating homeopath will tell you. It is necessary to understand that herbal preparations are not suitable for everyone and it is not recommended to use them on your own.
Surgical treatment
As for eliminating the problem surgically, it is difficult to say anything for sure. After all, much depends on the reason for the severe spasms. If the problem is hidden in ordinary bloating caused by poor-quality products, surgical intervention is definitely not appropriate. A similar situation occurs with poisoning, an unhealthy lifestyle and abuse of bad habits. Usually, it is enough to simply eliminate the main allergen and the problem will go away on its own.
If the symptoms arose against the background of hepatitis, enteritis and other diseases, drug treatment is sufficient. Following a diet, a certain lifestyle and taking medications will eliminate unpleasant symptoms.
When a spasm occurs against the background of acute appendicitis or the presence of a neoplasm, surgical intervention is performed. But, before this, a person takes a number of tests to accurately determine the problem he has.
Prevention
Prevention of this condition is simple. It is enough to review your diet. It is advisable to reduce the consumption of sweets, pastries and fatty foods. Especially in the evening hours. The stomach is not able to work at full capacity at night, because of this there is heaviness, bloating, pain.
If the gastrointestinal tract itself is weak, it is worth giving up large consumption of raw fruits and vegetables. They provoke fermentation and cause unpleasant symptoms. Salt should also be consumed in small quantities.
It is advisable to avoid canned vegetables, closed in marinades. A similar requirement applies to pickles, seasonings and smoked products. It is recommended not to ignore physical labor, but not to overdo it. It is important to spend a lot of time in the fresh air. All this will help prevent unpleasant symptoms. People with gastrointestinal tract diseases should start treating them.
Forecast
A favorable prognosis is found in most cases. Naturally, much depends on the person's condition and the illness he has. If the problem was caused by ordinary overeating, eating poor-quality food, then it is enough to simply control the quality of the food consumed. In this case, the prognosis is really favorable.
It is worth noting right away that the problem caused by poor quality food, alcohol and overeating at night always ends positively. But, in the event that a person limits himself and watches what he eats. After all, against this background, serious diseases can develop.
If the problem was caused by a serious illness, the prognosis directly depends on the treatment prescribed. Colitis and hepatitis are not so easy to eliminate, but in most cases the prognosis is favorable. It is not so easy to say this about neoplasms. Everything depends on the shape of the tumor, its location and the time when it was discovered. Cancerous neoplasms do not often end with a favorable prognosis. Therefore, it is very important to monitor your own health and seek help at the first symptoms.