Digestive conditions such as GERD and colitis are best managed through targeted dietary triggers avoidance, nutritional therapy, and identifying biochemical markers.
Stomach aches and back pain can make you feel terrible, particularly when they occur together. As they are both common problems, when abdominal and back pain occur at the same time, it may be just a coincidence. But several medical conditions can cause both symptoms.
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Back pain that follows a meal is usually a sign of problems in your gastrointestinal tract. These problems usually only cause a minor discomfort but should be attended to at the soonest opportunity to prevent them becoming severe conditions.
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Working out is supposed to make you feel good, in addition to keeping you healthy. So the development of abdominal pain after working out might seem counterintuitive and leave you scratching your head.
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Pain above your left breast may be a sign of a serious underlying health problem or a minor one. That is why if you experience pain above your left breast following exercise you should seek medical attention. Timely medical intervention can prevent potentially life threatening complications.
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Lower abdominal and groin pain can occur with many medical conditions. Possible culprits include a variety of disorders involving the digestive, musculoskeletal, reproductive and urinary systems. Some of these conditions are common while others are relatively rare -- and some are more serious than others.
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Pain of the abdomen and mid-back are most likely caused by ailments of the upper digestive tract. Gastritis (inflammation of the stomach), gallstones, cholecystitis (inflammation of the gall bladder) and pancreatitis all bring about abdominal pain as well as pain in the mid-back.
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