i don t have trouble with bm s and no health issues except for hypothyroidsm and reflux, but my stomach swells up and i look like i m pregnant. today i feel pressure in my lower stomach and i m uncomfortable from the top of my stomach to the lower part of my stomach. i don t over eat, i exercise and i m doing the right things. i do take hormone pills and a reflux pill. can you tell me what may be causing this?
Hi,Thanks for consulting at HCM. If your stomach swells up after food it may be due to excessive gas or partial obstruction somewhere in the gut.If it remains constant it could be due to excessive fat,enlarged organs or fluid in abdomen.If it is increasing progressively then please consult your physician at your earliest to establish a diagnosis. Hope it satisfies you.Get well soon. Never forget to rate the answer please. Looking forward to see you again at HCM.
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Hi,Thanks for consulting at HCM. If your stomach swells up after food it may be due to excessive gas or partial obstruction somewhere in the gut.If it remains constant it could be due to excessive fat,enlarged organs or fluid in abdomen.If it is increasing progressively then please consult your physician at your earliest to establish a diagnosis. Hope it satisfies you.Get well soon. Never forget to rate the answer please. Looking forward to see you again at HCM.