Bloating vs. Belly Fat: What’s the Difference?
If you notice your belly looking rounder or larger, you may wonder whether it is caused by gaining fat (adipose tissue) or bloating (your abdomen feels full and tight, and may appear swollen). The buildup of belly fat occurs gradually, while bloating can develop more quickly, come and go, and may be accompanied by other symptoms.
What To Eat (and Avoid) if You Have Gastritis
A gastritis diet may include foods that are easy to digest, such as lean proteins, cooked vegetables, and whole grains. In contrast, fatty, fried, and acidic foods can worsen symptoms like stomach pain, nausea, and vomiting.
Trapped Gas Pain Location and Symptoms (and How IBS Causes Pain)
Trapped gas pain can be located in the upper or lower abdomen, under the ribs, or around the belly button. If you have IBS, however, pain in these locations isn't always due to trapped gas.
Is it possible to prevent stomach cancer?
People may be able to decrease their risk of stomach cancer by reaching or maintaining a moderate weight, avoiding smoking and drinking alcohol, and treating infections that may lead to stomach cancer.
Diverticulitis vs. Ulcerative Colitis: What Are the Differences?
Diverticulitis and ulcerative colitis may have similar symptoms, but they are different conditions. One of the main differences between diverticulitis and ulcerative colitis is that diverticulitis is a form of diverticular disease, while ulcerative colitis is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).