Man has stomachache, vomiting and convulsions

For many male friends, because they often need to drink alcohol for social activities, they will suffer from some stomach problems. Some male friends even experience stomach pain, vomiting and cramps. In fact, this symptom is mainly caused by stomach cramps. When we eat irregularly or eat some irritating foods, it will cause stomach cramps. Let us understand the main clinical manifestations of stomach cramps.

Causes

1. Environmental factors

(1) Irregular diet may increase the risk of gastric spasm. Overeating, eating raw, cold, or spicy foods that irritate the stomach can often cause a recurrence of gastric spasm.

(2) Smoking: Long-term smokers have a significantly higher incidence of gastric spasms than non-smokers.

(3) Drugs: Some drugs, such as aspirin, can disrupt the autoregulatory function of gastric acid secretion and the gastric mucosal barrier, and can cause gastric spasm.

The onset of gastric spasm is closely related to genetic factors.

3. Physical and mental factors

Gastrointestinal diseases, such as ulcers, gastritis, bile reflux, long-term psychological pressure or continuous high mental tension, are prone to gastric spasms. Some chronic diseases are prone to gastric spasms, such as: gastrinoma, alkalitropic leukemia, chronic obstructive pulmonary emphysema, cirrhosis, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic renal failure, etc. Gastric neurosis, due to the disorder of higher nervous activity, leads to the dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Sometimes acute allergic reactions can also cause gastric spasms.

People who have gastric spasms mainly experience upper abdominal pain, vomiting, etc. Patients with gastric diseases, such as gastric ulcers, stomach cold, gastritis, etc., are very likely to have stomach muscle spasms.

1. Patients often flex their upper limbs or press hard with fists to relieve pain. The pain often radiates to the left chest, left shoulder blade, and back. At the same time, the rectus abdominis muscle also has cramps. Or accompanied by nausea, vomiting, or even pale face, cold hands and feet, cold sweats, and even unconsciousness. After a few minutes or hours, it is relieved by belching or vomiting. After the pain stops, health returns to normal. Attacks occur several times a day, or once every few days or months.

2. Sudden severe abdominal pain, pain like knife drilling, needle stabbing, burning, or twisting.

3. Neurohormones can cause gastric spasms. Gastric smooth muscle spasms are like calf cramps, with unbearable abdominal pain during attacks. In severe cases, nausea and vomiting may occur.