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Question
03 Aug 2007
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Stomach Condition
What could be an underlying cause of stomach bloating, mostly after meals, but sometimes without eating, along with inconsistent bowel movements and heart burn? Not losing weight, no blood in the stools or anything like that.
CyberDoc
Dear Anonymous
this could be caused by irritable bowel syndrome, coeliac syndrome, a food allergy, too little digestive enzymes or a hiatus hernia - best to see a gastro enterologist.
this could be caused by irritable bowel syndrome, coeliac syndrome, a food allergy, too little digestive enzymes or a hiatus hernia - best to see a gastro enterologist.
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