What causes left upper abdominal pain immediately after eating?
Disease description:
Over the past week, I’ve consistently experienced pain in the upper left abdomen after eating. What could be causing this?
Pain in the upper left abdomen shortly after eating is primarily attributed to indigestion resulting from prolonged overeating and excessive food intake. However, chronic gastritis or gastric ulcers cannot be ruled out. It is advisable to undergo a gastroscopy at a hospital for definitive diagnosis. After meals, gentle abdominal massage may be beneficial. Additionally, gastric-protective medications may be prescribed under the guidance of a specialist physician. Dietary modifications—such as eating smaller, more frequent meals—are also recommended.