i want to know the name of a stomach disease?
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1)Gastritis 2)Gastric ulcer3)Carcinoma 4)Sarcoma.
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This is not an easy question to answer because a "stomach ache" can be a very complex problem:\n\nBefore you can talk about getting rid of a stomach ache, it's important to address the following questions:\n\n-Is it really your stomach that is aching or is it another part of you gastrointestinal tract?\n-What is the source/cause of the aching (after a meal, certain foods, stress, etc)?\n-How does the stomach ache 'feel' (tight, bloated, burning) and how bad is the ache?\n-How long does it last? \n-Are there other issues (lactose intolerance, inflammatory bowel disease, gallstones, ulcers, etc)? \n\nFirst, talk to you physician. It may be as simple as taking an antacid and drinking enough water and getting enough sleep.  Or the doctor may recommend some further tests to see if it's more than just some simple indigestion.\n\nGood luck with getting rid of your tummy ache!\n:)
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Many different viruses can cause gastroenteritis, including rotaviruses, adenoviruses, caliciviruses, astroviruses, Norwalk virus, and a group of Noroviruses. Viral gastroenteritis is not caused by bacteria (such as Salmonella or Escherichia coli) or parasites (such as Giardia), or by medications or other medical conditions, although the symptoms may be similar. Your doctor can determine if the diarrhea is caused by a virus or by something else.
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See a doctor when you get a chance and see if there is anything that can be done. I suffered persistant stomach aches but no vomiting and my doctor gave me something called Aciphex for acid reflux...I didn't know that you could take medicines like that to help if you weren't vomiting or having heartburn, but you apparently can if you have what causes my stomach aches: Excessive stomach acid.\n\nIf the other suggestions here do not work, try taking an OTC acid blocker like the ones listed here: http://gi.org/patients/women/whatisgerd.asp You can buy generics cheap.\n\nI hope you find a cure for this and feel better soon!
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If you're vomiting, you don't have the flu.  There is no such thing as a stomach flu...influenza is a respiratory illness, not a stomach virus.  Stomach viruses are usually linked to gastroenteritis, but can also be related to food poisoning.  You might want to go to a doctor to find out exactly what you have.  In the mean time, drink plenty of liquids (water, broth), and try eating dry foods (crackers, dry toast).
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Instead of treating the disease why not cause itself be treated? This will be a life long solution.\nOvereating and eating without hunger are the causes of gas trouble.\nFirst avoid overeating. \nYou should not eat without hunger. Eating without hunger is to pour water on fire. The food doesn't digest. This undigested food produces gases.\nHave a glass of warm water + 1/2 Lemon (juice) early in the morning. Then go for toilet or walk. After walk your bowels will clear. If bowels are clear hunger is also natural. \nIf you don't feel hunger two hours after you take lemon water, then avoid solid breakfast and take some citrus fruits. Have light lunch or food after you feel hunger.\nThis way you improve your hunger; the problem will be solved.\nIf hunger is not the problem then overeating, repeated eating and not giving enough rest for stomach are the causes of gas trouble. Keep 5 1/2 hrs. space if you have full protinous meal. \nIf you feel burning sensations-excessive acidity- then you avoid spices, alcohol, sour and pungent foods. In this case be a fruitarian or survive on raw food-sprouts + salads. Milk is also very good. Have a glass before sleep.\nAvoid repeated tea intervals. It produces toxic matters.\nThus please find the cause, do some experiments, keep its observations and be your own doctor. Medicine is useless.
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By "stomach virus" I think you are referring to the virus that causes the "stomach flu," or viral gastroenteritis.  This is a very common viral infection that leads to nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.  Fortunately, viral gastroenteritis is a self-limited illness meaning that it will get better on its own usually within 24-48 hours in an adult.  There is nothing that we can do now that will help your body to clear the infection sooner.  The important thing is to maintain adequate hydration in order to prevent dehydration.  Drink plenty of fluids; Gatorade or Powerade are good rehydration agents.  Again, this isn't to "flush out the germs" so much as it is to replace all the fluid that is lost from the vomiting and diarrhea.  In some cases, the vomiting and diarrhea can be so severe that you may need to see a doctor for intravenous fluids.  If you become light-headed when you stand and your urine output is significantly decreased, it is probably worthwhile to go to the ER.  Some recent evidence has suggested that probiotics like Lactobacillus can reduce the frequency and duration of diarrhea in kids by 50% or more, but this isn't as well studied in adults.
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The symptoms you describe can cause peptic ulcers - which can bleed and cause ALOT of problems!  Your best bet is to see a physician to evaluate your symptoms. Hopefully it has not caused too much damage yet!  Please see a physician ( a gastroenterologist would be best).  Best of luck!
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Do you mean Crohn's Disease? If so, a good source of info may be found at the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America website, specifically: \n\nhttp://www.ccfa.org/info/about/crohns
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Gastritis can be serious.  How was it diagnosed?  What did the doctor tell you?  The most important thing is to find the cause.  Sadly, it is too easy for many docs to just prescribe a drug to block the symptoms.  It can take real mental effort and hard work by the doctor to work with the patient to find the cause.  (Which is why most docs don't do it!)\n\nI would like to suggest a book by Sherry Rogers, M.D. called "No More Heartburn".  She discusses the many causes of stomach and digestive problems, how to identify the true causes and how to treat them.  I highly recommend this book.  You can order it at Amazon.com or through her publisher at 1-800-846-6687.\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
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It would be really nice and would help a lot if you would give us the name of the disease.....1
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Wow! I have never heard of such a thing. I would really really really recommend her seeing a doctor. It could be simply two different problems; Severe simus infection and gas/indigestion. I'm no doctor so I am sorry I cannot diagnose her for ya. Take her to a doctor, it could possibly be a serious condition. Good luck to you and tell your aunt I hope she finds out what this is and gets better!
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Gallbladder disease can cause nausea and diarrhea but it is generally recognized more if your symptoms come after eating greasy foods associated with pain sometimes severe in the upper right epigastric region.\nIt sounds like gastritis however if you are concerned you should see your doctor especially if this is an ongoing problem.\nIt's fairly easy to diagnose with a history of your symptoms followed by an ultrasound can confirm or rule out the gallbladder.\nTake care, hope you feel better soon.
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1.Gastroenteritis: can be caused by a rapid change in diet (spicy foods, alcohol). The most common cause of infection is E. coli. \n\n2.Dysentery: A more severe form of gastroenteritis. The distinction is an incredible amount of water loss and occasional cramping. Can be caused by bacteria, a protozoan or salmonella.\n\n3.Crohn's disease: Inflammation of the intestines.\n\n4.Staphylococcal Enterotoxicosis: Disease of the lower digestive system caused by the bacteria S.aureus.\n\n5.Peptic Ulcer Disease: Caused by a bacteria (pylori) that neutralizes stomach acids and colonizes the stomach's mucosa.
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The stomach problems may be the CAUSE of your arthritis.  There is a growing body of medical research that indicates that arthritis can be a 'byproduct' of 'gut problems'.  Many types of gut problems lead to a condition called 'Intestinal Hyperpermeability' (Leaky Gut Syndrome) that allows bacteria, toxins and other nasty stuff to be absorbed into the blood stream.  These 'nasties' can deposit in the joints where they induce immune system and inflammatory responses that get labeled 'arthritis'.\n\nI would like to suggest two wonderful books that can help you with your pain.  They are written by Sherry Rogers, M.D. and are called: 1) "Pain Free in 6 Weeks" and 2) "No More Heartburn" (which explains in detail the many causes of all kinds of gut and digestive problems, the problems they create with your overall health, and how to treat the causes rather than masking symptoms with drugs that can actually make the problems worse.\n\nThe books are available at Amazon.com or from the publisher at 1-800-846-6687.  I highly recommend them if you have the ability and interest in learning about your health and how to manage it by finding and treating the cause.  I suspect from your question that you have these characteristics.  Best wishes and good luck.
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Gastritis is an inflammation of the lining of the stomach...\nit is a  more severe sickness than just gas in the stoamch.\ngas in the stomach can be cure by farting...but gastritis can be cure by a medication.
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Bacterial infection called Helicobacter Pylori.\n\nThe treatment includes an antibiotic+anti-secretory agent.\n\nThe treatment may last 2-3 months.