What are the symptoms of intestinal ulcers?

Intestinal ulcer is a common gastrointestinal disease, and many friends have suffered from this disease. Intestinal ulcers are very uncomfortable for patients because they cause severe abdominal cramps, which directly affect their lives. Patients with intestinal ulcers will experience upper abdominal pain, weight gain, anemia, etc., so patients should promptly judge the presence of the disease based on the symptoms.

1. Upper abdominal pain: manifested as dull pain, burning pain, bloating or severe pain. It may also manifest as dull pain and discomfort only when hungry, which can be relieved by eating. Some patients also often experience stomach pain at midnight and wake up in pain.

2. Pantothenic acid: Patients with duodenal ulcers repeatedly reflux large amounts of acidic gastric juice that does not contain food.

3. Weight changes : Patients with duodenal ulcers will gain weight due to frequent eating to relieve pain. However, when chronic duodenal obstruction (gastroenterology) occurs, the weight will decrease.

4. Colon symptoms: Many patients have irritable bowel syndrome (gastroenterology). These patients may present with constipation (gastroenterology) and left lower abdominal pain (gastroenterology, nephrology, gynecology). The pain is constant or cramping and is relieved by bowel movements.

5. Anemia (Hematology) symptoms: Patients sometimes suffer from anemia (Hematology) and fatigue due to chronic blood loss from ulcers.