Patient's question:
I started feeling some pain last year. Whenever it hurt, she would take a little medicine, and it has been like this ever since. Now, every morning after eating, she feels a bit of pain and doesn't want to go to school. Just a small amount of hard rice makes her uncomfortable. This time, I checked her, and everything was normal.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Bloating after meals is primarily considered to be caused by gastrointestinal, liver, or gallbladder dysfunction. Currently, you can take digestive aids such as digestive tablets, and observe for a few days. If it doesn't improve, you should have an abdominal ultrasound examination at the hospital in the morning on an empty stomach. Your diet should be light, avoiding greasy and irritating foods, and focus on easily digestible foods. Wishing you good health!