A number of remedies may be recommended for ulcer pain, including medications, dietary modifications and lifestyle changes.

Here’s how your digestive process works along with 10 foods that give you the worst gas, plus tips to enjoy your favorites without cutting them out of your diet.

Chocolate has long satisfied the cravings of many people who have a “sweet tooth,” and in ages past, chocolate was prescribed by village medicine men for a variety of ailments.

Mild vomiting is often managed at home, with the priority of replacing fluids and electrolytes to prevent or treat dehydration. The transition back to eating solid foods can begin when the appetite returns, and food choices can be based on individual preference.

Stomach upset or discomfort due to overeating often responds to simple measures, such as changing into loose clothing and going for a walk, among others.

Upset stomach and gas are common causes of fussiness in babies. Thankfully, there are some useful strategies and home remedies that can help curb the discomfort -- and the fussiness -- associated with these gastrointestinal problems.

There are many commercially prepared cleanses on the market, but for mild to moderate issues — or just to feel invigorated — a simple at-home cleanse can clear out your digestive system in a weekend.

Vomiting and painful stomach cramps most commonly occur with foodborne illnesses but might also signal a bowel blockage.

Menstrual-like stomach cramps occur with a variety of conditions ranging from a normal response to ovulation to early miscarriage to an intestinal disorder, among others.

Upper abdominal and back pain most commonly occurs with disorders affecting the gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, stomach or small bowel.

Stomach pain and nausea accompanied by dizziness tend to point to a more concerning underlying illness than your garden-variety stomach bug. Most causes involve digestive system conditions.

Abdominal pain and fatigue occur with many different disorders, most involving digestive system organs.