Suddenly stomach pain, constant hiccups, stomach pain and burping all the time

Did he have stomach problems before? It is recommended to take omeprazole (a gastric medicine that inhibits the secretion of gastric acid, which can irritate the nerves on the gastric mucosa, causing pain. inhibits the secretion of gastric acid and can relieve pain), levofloxacin (gastric disease is generally accompanied by Helicobacter pylori infection, this drug can kill the bacteria), atropine (analgesic, omeprazole alone is slow to relieve pain, and the analgesic effect of this drug is better and faster).

If he usually does not have stomach problems, he does not use omeprazole (which has a strong antacid effect), and he can use the general antacid ranitidine. If there are still hiccups after the stomach pain has stopped, stop the painkiller and add the medidine (anti-hiccup). Do not add morphine when you have stomach pain, it will speed up stomach peristalsis and make stomach pain worse.

May he recover soon!

Hello, it seems that it is a little difficult to breathe according to what you said, how old is he? How long has it been like this, what is the face, whether there is vomiting or the like, blood pressure and heart rate and the like, I suggest that you take him to take a chest X-ray to rule out the chest situation to see if there is a pneumothorax, if there are other problems, it should not be very urgent! If you rule out pneumothorax, you should consider that it may be a traction reflex caused by pulling the stomach and other internal organs when stretching, this problem is not big, and it will be fine when you rest!

I wish you a soon**!

Take some stomach medicine first, then try it with a hot towel, and finally go to the hospital to have a look, I wish him a speedy **.

It feels like a pneumothorax Pneumothorax generally occurs in tall, thin young people I don't know if your husband fits.

Agree with jameshuang1202 It is recommended to have a chest x-ray first.

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine East Hospital-Department of Gastroenterology-Meng Jie-Chief Physician-What should I do if I have frequent stomach bloating and hiccups?

1. Hiccups caused by colds: If there are no other diseases and hiccups, the sound of hiccups is very high, and it is continuous hiccups, which are mostly caused by colds. Drink some hot water while keeping your abdomen warm.

In winter, you can also put a warm water bag or a warm baby patch on the outside of the quilt, which will generally be relieved quickly.

2. If you have frequent hiccups, you can soak an appropriate amount of orange peel in boiling water, and drink it when the water temperature is right, which can stop hiccups.

3. Hiccups caused by indigestion: lactic acid feeding can be smelled when hiccups, which are caused by indigestion and food accumulation. You can use the method of digestion and stagnation, you can go to the hospital to prescribe some drugs to eliminate food and stagnation as required, or you can gently massage from top to bottom from the chest and heart socket to the navel to promote digestion, when the stool is smooth and digested, the hiccups will disappear.

4. If there are frequent hiccups and it is difficult to stop after taking measures, you should go to the hospital for examination to find the cause!

What is Hiccups? It's what we usually call hiccups. It is caused by involuntary paroxysmal spasms of the diaphragm and is a common physiological phenomenon. When hiccups, the person's throat is constantly vocalized, and the voice is rapid and short.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the stomach is down, and the stomach qi rises instead of falling, and the stomach qi is reversed, and then people will have symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and hiccups.

Hiccups are not the same as what we usually call burping. Full burping, also known as belching, is often caused by some people with poor digestive function after eating. The sound of a full burp is long and slow.

There are many causes of hiccups, but what many people don't expect is that cervical spine discomfort can also cause hiccups. Because the phrenic nerve is located in the C3-C5 intervertebral joint, if the C3-C5 intervertebral joint is misaligned and compresses the phrenic nerve, it will cause continuous and repeated hiccups, sometimes accompanied by vomiting and epigastric pain, which can occur during the day or at night.

I've also encountered a lot of this in the outpatient setting. There is a Ms. Liu, 37 years old, she said that she has often hiccups in the past two years, accompanied by vomiting and epigastric pain, and attacks will occur during the day and night. Examination of his vertebral bodies revealed a misalignment of the C3-C4 intervertebral joints, and x-rays also showed signs of misalignment.

I performed a positive spinal reduction on her, and 2 hours after the reduction, the hiccups stopped. After 10 consecutive **, all the symptoms disappeared, and there is no ** until now.

If the C3-C5 intervertebral joints are misaligned and compress the phrenic nerve, it will cause continuous and repeated hiccups, sometimes accompanied by vomiting and epigastric pain, which can occur during the day or at night.

If you have frequent hiccups, you can usually practice Diao's chiropractic exercises.

Sections 1, 2 and 4; And rub the inner and outer points more.

Excerpt from Diao Wenpomfret "Is Your Spine Okay".

In medicine, hiccups are a phenomenon caused by sudden contraction of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, commonly known as hiccups. General stomach pain and symptoms of hiccups may be associated with acute gastritis and gastric flatulence and other gastric motility dysfunction Helicobacter pylori infection.

Let's do a gastroscopy and eat less cold things.

It is more effective to eat Sunflower brand Stomach Kangling.