What causes stomach pain when drinking milk on an empty stomach?

Drink milk hot, cold is easy to diarrhea. Don't drink too much either.

The patient's stomach pain caused by drinking milk on an empty stomach may be caused by intestinal cramps and stomach cramps caused by drinking milk on an empty stomach, and it is necessary to use massage, physiotherapy, hot compresses, etc., to relieve the symptoms of the patient's stomach pain.

You can also consider using acupuncture, moxibustion and other methods**, if necessary, you can also use atropine, hyoscyamine and other drugs for antispasmodic and pain-relieving**, if the pain in the heart and mouth socket is caused by stomach pain, the above symptoms need to be used at the same time to inhibit gastric acid secretion drugs and protect the gastric mucosa**.

It may be because there is less lactase in the body when you are fasting, so after drinking milk, the lactose component in the milk cannot be digested, which causes stomach pain.

Drinking milk on an empty stomach will increase intestinal peristalsis, shorten the stay time of milk in the stomach, and make the nutrients inside unable to be fully absorbed and utilized. It is best to drink milk with some starchy foods, such as steamed buns, bread, corn porridge, beans, etc., which is conducive to digestion and absorption.

Some people will have a rumbling stomach, pain and distension after drinking milk, accompanied by symptoms such as diarrhea. This is because milk contains a kind of lactose, and after birth, there is lactase in the intestines to break down the lactose in the milk during the baby's breastfeeding stage, and the lactose will ferment and decompose in the large intestine to produce water, carbon dioxide and lactic acid. Lactic acid is not easily absorbed by the body.

Carbon dioxide is a gas, which causes symptoms such as intestinal flatulence, abdominal pain, bowel sounds, and diarrhea.

People with lactobionic acid deficiency cannot drink milk. Milk has a high lactose content and cannot be directly absorbed by the human body, and must be decomposed into galactose and glucose under the action of lactobionic acid in the digestive tract before it can be absorbed. If lactobionic acid is deficient, eating milk can cause abdominal pain and diarrhea.

Some patients with digestive tract diseases cannot drink milk, which can promote gastric acid secretion, thereby aggravating and inducing digestive tract diseases. Therefore, patients with ulcerative colitis, reflux esophagitis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis and after total gastrectomy should not drink milk.

Milk should not be drunk on an empty stomach, you need to eat some bread, cakes and other foods before drinking milk, so that the nutrient absorption rate is high.

If you have an empty stomach, you drink milk directly, and the milk will not go through the digestion in the stomach and go directly to the intestines. And after that......I know.