What Causes Excessive Gas And Intermittent Abdominal Pain?
Severe gastritis related dyspepsia
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I can understand your concern for GI symptoms
1) Your symptoms neither suggestive of IBS, nor appendicitis.
2) Heartburn + bloating + upper abdominal pain are suggestive of severe gastritis related dyspepsia.
3) There will be inflammation to inner layer of stomach in this condition which reduce acid production in stomach and lead to indigestion related symptoms (bloating, gas). This also make the stomach prone to develop ulcer from its own acid's irritation and lead to symptom of heartburn.
4) Generally medications for acidity is sufficient to treat this condition and occasionally intestinal digestive enzyme supplementation (Tab Unienzyme) is required to relieve symptoms of indigestion.
5) If symptoms persist then you might require upper GI endoscopy to check extent and severity of inflammation.
Hope I answered your query. If you have any further questions, I would be happy to help you.
Have a nice day!
no appendicitis
Detailed Answer:
If appendicitis would be there, you would develop nausea, decreased appetite, spikes of fever along with abdominal pain.
You should use vegetables in diet which contain fibers. Feeling of twitching sensation might be due to increased small intestine movement secondary to constipation related indigestion.
No worry for appendicitis
Detailed Answer:
Yes, that is true. Be worry-free from point of appendicitis or other type of intestinal infection