Symptoms of Gastric Ptosis

Gastroptosis is a pathological condition characterized by an abnormally low position of the stomach, typically presenting with a series of digestive system symptoms. Common symptoms of gastroptosis include abdominal discomfort or dull pain, which may worsen after eating. Patients often experience a feeling of heaviness or distension in the upper abdomen, possibly accompanied by bloating and early satiety, with reduced food intake yet persistent gastric discomfort. Gastroptosis may also trigger dyspeptic symptoms such as acid reflux, nausea, and vomiting. In some cases, patients may develop loss of appetite and weight loss. As gastroptosis often affects normal gastric emptying, it may lead to intestinal symptoms such as constipation or diarrhea. Gastroptosis can impair the overall function of the digestive system, resulting in a decreased quality of life. Individuals with severe symptoms may require professional medical intervention to relieve symptoms through appropriate treatment and lifestyle modifications.