Brief overview What is fullness? Feeling of a full belly. Causes: too rich, fatty, sweet and/or hasty food, pregnancy, diseases in the digestive tract (e.g. gastritis, irritable stomach, irritable bowel, gastric ulcer, food intolerance, acute hepatitis, gallstones), right heart weakness, antibiotics. Feeling of fullness – what to do? Frequent or constant feeling of fullness should … Feeling of Fullness: Causes, Therapy, Home Remedies
Introduction Iberogast® is a plant-based medication to support the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. It is used for the treatment of motility related and functional gastrointestinal diseases. These include irritable stomach syndrome and irritable bowel syndrome is also counted among the gastrointestinal diseases treatable with Iberogast®. It also has a supportive effect on complaints with irritation … Iberogast
Dosage Adults and also teenagers from 13 years of age take 20 drops of Iberogast® three times a day. Children from six to twelve years take 15 drops of Iberogast® three times a day. Children between the ages of three and five years have to take a maximum of 10 drops of Iberogast® three times … Dosage | Iberogast
Important instructions for use If the complaints do not improve with the application of Iberogast® and there is no relief of the symptoms even after one week, a doctor must be consulted urgently to exclude organic causes for the complaints. In principle, children under the age of 6 years should not be treated for abdominal … Important instructions for use | Iberogast
The irritable stomach is colloquially known as nervous stomach and technically known as functional dyspepsia. In Germany about 10 to 20% of the people suffer from it. The term irritable stomach is used to describe various complaints of the upper abdomen, which are often very unspecific. These include for example a feeling of fullness, stomach … Irritable stomach
Symptoms The symptoms of a irritable stomach can vary greatly and can occur individually or in combination. They can be permanent or only occur in certain situations. The symptoms can either be intensified before or after food intake, or they can be completely independent of it. Typical symptoms include pain in the upper abdomen, a … Symptoms | Irritable stomach
Kijimea® irritable bowel Kijimea® irritable stomachs are designed for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome. They help to relieve the typical symptoms such as diarrhea, flatulence and bloating. Although these symptoms also occur in the irritable stomach, the Kijimea capsules are rather ineffective here, as they only work in the intestine. Kijimea capsules contain a … Kijimea® irritable bowel | Irritable stomach
Homeopathic medicines The following homeopathic remedies can help with stomach aches, bloating, flatulence, belching and heartburn: Asa foetida (Stinkasant) Nux moschata (nutmeg) Robinia pseudacacia (Acacia) Antimonium crudum (Black spiky luster) Ignatia (Ignata bean) Nux vomica (Nux vomica) Sodium phosphoricum Iris versicolor (Multicolored Iris) Asa foetida (Stinkasant) Especially drops D4 are used. For further information about … Homeopathy for gastrointestinal diseases
Ignatia (Ignata bean) Prescription only up to and including D3! Especially drops D12 are used. For further information about Ignatia (Ignata bean) please refer to our topic: Ignatia “Everything hits the stomach”! Mood swings, irritable weakness, self-reproach, tearfulness Characteristic is a globe feeling, as if the bite is stuck in the throat or in front … Ignatia (Ignata bean) | Homeopathy for gastrointestinal diseases
Iris versicolor (Multicolored Iris) Tablets D6 in particular are used. For further information about iris versicolor (Iris versicolor) please see our topic: Iris versicolor Heartburn with heavy salivation Vomiting with acid, thick and thready mucus Often associated with migraine-like headache, often occurring at the weekend (Sunday migraine) Cramp-like abdominal pain in the upper abdomen and … Iris versicolor (Multicolored Iris) | Homeopathy for gastrointestinal diseases
Therapy In any case, prolonged complaints associated with a bloated stomach should be clarified by a doctor. The doctor will then confirm the diagnosis and, by means of an adequate therapy, can detect complications such as bleeding or stomach ulcers at an early stage or even prevent their development. Depending on the cause of the … Therapy | Bloated stomach
Bloated stomach and intestines The flatulence of the gastrointestinal tract can have many causes. The consumption of flatulent foods, such as pulses, various types of cabbage and particularly high-fibre foods, play a major role here. Food intolerances, such as lactose intolerance or gluten intolerance, can also be causative. In order to determine the cause, the … Bloated stomach and intestines | Bloated stomach
