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5. Burning Abdomen Pain
It is common for most people to suffer from occasional stomachaches. Even eating or drinking the wrong type of food or drinks can give us tummy ache. In most cases, the pain will go away after some time and will not cause any serious damage to the patient’s health. However, there are cases when the pain in the stomach or abdomen can be due to something else, such as ulcers.
When some parts of your stomach are not protected due to ulcers, this can make them vulnerable to the acidic juices. Once they get into contact with the juices, the stomach lining will be inflamed and this will trigger pain in your stomach. Usually, the pain is more pronounced after eating, due to the presence of more acid.
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