Chronic
inflammation of the stomach resulting in the formation of large coiled ridges in the inner wall of the stomach
Not exact matches
Other red flags are the presence
of esophagitis (an
inflammation in the esophagus that can
result in blood in the spit - up) and respiratory or pulmonary problems, such as coughing, wheezing, asthma, or recurring pneumonia, caused by
stomach contents that enter the nose, windpipe, or lungs.
The
results of delayed indigestion (dyspepsia) include heartburn (GERD), gastritis (the
inflammation of the
stomach's mucosal membrane), peptic ulcers, enteritis (
inflammation of the intestinal mucosal membrane), and further down the tube, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis, and Crohn's disease.
We require histamine for digestion because it's the trigger for the release
of gastric acid, which is always released when we start to eat — it's the first stage
of breakdown
of protein in the
stomach, for example — and we require it constantly for protection because histamine is one
of the ways the body fights infection or any adverse event in the body because these events will
result in
inflammation as the
result of histamine release.»
Rich, fatty foods, like gravy or grease, can cause problems ranging from
stomach upsets to pancreatitis, which is an
inflammation of the pancreas
resulting in pain, vomiting, and dehydration.