Stomach Irritation

Stomach irritation involves discomfort in the stomach lining, presenting as nausea, heartburn, bloating, or abdominal pain. It's often triggered by substances, medications, or dietary habits and can result from increased acid production or inflammation.

Stomach irritation encompasses a range of discomforts within the stomach lining. This can manifest as mild nausea, a burning sensation (heartburn), bloating, abdominal pain, increased gas, or a general feeling of unease in the stomach. In more pronounced cases, it may lead to mild gastritis or dyspepsia. It's often triggered by specific substances, medications, or dietary habits, but can also be related to underlying conditions. The irritation typically stems from increased acid production, inflammation of the stomach lining, or disruption of the protective mucus layer.