Food intolerance

Abdominal pain can be dull, sharp and in the form of cramps. It accompanies various abdominal diseases and other health problems. So, what does it mean?

Irritable bowel syndrome is a functional and not an organic disease of the digestive tract. It is caused by a combination of various risk factors, such as stress. It is characterized by abdominal pain, bloating and problematic defecation. Treatment may or may not be simple.

Histamine intolerance is hypersensitivity to histamine. It's not an allergy. Histamine is produced naturally in our body, but we also take it through food consumption. Some contain more of it, and it causes a variety of difficulties for people suffering from it.

Flatulence, bloating, or abdominal bloating are problems stemming from the bowels due to excessive production of gas. The condition often occurs due to improper diet, food, or other organic causes, and even stress.

Gastritis , gastritis  is an inflammatory disease of the gastric mucosa. It occurs quite often. It can be acute or chronic. The acute form is caused by alcohol, stress, or poor lifestyle. The chronic form is frequent, leaving long-term changes in the gastric mucosa.

Typical pain caused by the formation of gallstones and bladder stones. It is a symptom of various diseases in the thoracic or abdominal cavity. It also occurs in neurological disorders, or after an accident. Infectious and sexually transmitted diseases are no exception. It also arises during or after running, especially if the person does not regularly run.

Celiac disease is a lifelong condition that requires the complete absence of gluten in the diet. You ask: Why? And what are the consequences of ignoring the diet and leaving the disease untreated?

Most diseases manifest in pain. In the case of pain after eating, it is similar. Most often it is manifested by some disease. It can be a functional disease of the digestive tract or a food allergy. In some cases, it can indicate a more serious disease. Sometimes the cause is simply overeating.