Stomach pylorus pain may indicate pyloric obstruction. If pylorus pain symptoms occur, it is recommended to promptly go to the hospital for gastroscopy and receive effective treatment after a clear diagnosis. In daily life, pay attention to diet, avoid eating raw and cold foods, spicy and stimulating foods, quit smoking and drinking, do not drink coffee or strong tea, and take medication under the guidance of a doctor to relieve symptoms.
What causes stomach pylorus pain? If it is pyloric distention pain, it is necessary to consider the possibility of pyloric obstruction caused by gastric diseases. Pyloric obstruction is mainly related to diseases such as gastric and duodenal ulcers, tumors, congenital diseases, and some dietary habits, such as drinking alcohol, excessive drinking of strong tea, coffee, etc., which can easily cause ulcers and induce this disease.
Symptoms of pyloric obstruction: Pyloric obstruction is often caused by pyloric ulcer or duodenal bulb ulcer, leading to scar stenosis, limited expansion of the pylorus, and causing obstruction. Common symptoms of pyloric obstruction include:
1. Abdominal pain, often occurring after eating, with a foul odor when burping.
2. Abdominal fullness and upper abdominal distension. Due to pyloric obstruction, gastric contents cannot be expelled, and patients often feel abdominal fullness and upper abdominal distension after meals.
3. Vomiting is usually the most prominent symptom of pyloric obstruction patients. As many foods cannot be expelled, they repeatedly stimulate gastrointestinal motility, leading to increased vomiting and complete disappearance or substantial relief of symptoms after vomiting.
4. Gastric peristaltic waves and fluid percussion sounds. Patients have a large amount of food or water stored in the stomach cavity, which is prone to percussion pain and gastric peristaltic waves.
5. Electrolyte imbalance, as food cannot be ingested, leading to insufficient absorption of nutrients and electrolyte imbalance.
