Feeling full shortly after starting a meal.
Dyspepsia, commonly known as indigestion, is a medical term for discomfort or pain centered in the upper abdomen, often occurring after eating or drinking. It is not a disease itself but a collection of symptoms affecting approximately 20% of the population globally.
An uncomfortably heavy feeling in the stomach after eating. Download Dyspepsie pdf
Gastroenterologists often categorize dyspepsia into two types based on the origin: Dyspepsia: Symptoms, causes, and treatments
A painful or "gnawing" sensation between the chest and the navel. Feeling full shortly after starting a meal
For further reading or to save this information for offline use, you can download clinical guides and patient leaflets such as the or the Dyspepsia Patient Information Sheet (PDF) from Barnsley CCG. Common Symptoms
Feeling as though the upper abdomen is tight or filled with air. An uncomfortably heavy feeling in the stomach after eating
A feeling of sickness in the stomach that may occasionally lead to vomiting. Primary Causes