What are the causes of stomach pain after exercise?
A reader asks: I suffer from repeated pain in the upper part of the abdomen, especially after exercise, what is the cause of that pain?
Dr. Wael Safwat, consultant of internal diseases, digestive system and liver, answers: Pain of the upper part of the abdomen, occurs in the case of colon strikes or the presence of infections in the diaphragm or ulcers of the twelve and may be pain, resulting from problems in the arteries of the heart.
It may lead to non-conventional stomach pain and may also be caused by the presence of muscle or bone problems, both in the rib cage bone and in the stomach muscles, especially if those pains coincide with exercise.
Safwat emphasizes the need for periodic follow-up with the specialist for the safety of good diagnosis and the safety of treatment, but the liquid is advised not to eat any foods or fill the stomach two hours before exercise and in case of continued pain with exercise, should stop for two weeks from exercising until it is finished That problem depends on the pressure on the muscles.
Dr. Wael Safwat, consultant of internal diseases, digestive system and liver, answers: Pain of the upper part of the abdomen, occurs in the case of colon strikes or the presence of infections in the diaphragm or ulcers of the twelve and may be pain, resulting from problems in the arteries of the heart.
It may lead to non-conventional stomach pain and may also be caused by the presence of muscle or bone problems, both in the rib cage bone and in the stomach muscles, especially if those pains coincide with exercise.
Safwat emphasizes the need for periodic follow-up with the specialist for the safety of good diagnosis and the safety of treatment, but the liquid is advised not to eat any foods or fill the stomach two hours before exercise and in case of continued pain with exercise, should stop for two weeks from exercising until it is finished That problem depends on the pressure on the muscles.
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