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Stomach pain after heavy eating

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Every time i eat a large amount of food my stomach hurts really bad. This past week,my fecise came out watery and it was a large amount. My stomache hurt very badly. I had to throw up all the food in my stomach to make the pain go away. Then the next day i ate a meal and my stomach was hurting. Im 16 years old. ANd i m not fat or anything. What does this mean?


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replied October 18th, 2010
Stomach, Ulcers, Gastric Bypass Answer A16722
Hi, and thanks for your medical question on eHealth forum!

Either you have a gastric ulcer or a liver problem or a gall bladder problem that is making it difficult for you to digest your food. Other than that it can also be an inflammatory bowel disease like IBS, Crohn’s, celiac disease or lactose intolerance.

Please consult a gastroenterologist as a confirmed diagnosis cannot be given on net. Hope this helps. Take care!



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