Dyspepsia is the medical term for indigestion. It causes discomfort in the upper belly and can last for days, weeks, or even longer. You may feel full too quickly when eating, bloated, or slightly nauseated.
Everyone experiences dyspepsia a little differently. You may have:
The cause isn't always known, but common triggers include:
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Yes. Worry or stress can upset your stomach and trigger indigestion symptoms.
It may relieve symptoms for some, but can worsen discomfort in others. Always consult your doctor before trying home remedies.
R10.13 is used for general dyspepsia and K30 for functional dyspepsia when no structural cause is identified.
Yes. Skipping meals or feeling nauseated can lead to low blood sugar and lightheadedness.
Diet changes, stress management, and medications such as antacids, H2 blockers, or proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) can improve most cases.
Yes. Gastroparesis involves delayed stomach emptying, more severe bloating, and often vomiting-symptoms not typical of simple dyspepsia.
Feeling full quickly during meals, bloating or gas, mild upper stomach pain, nausea without vomiting, and ongoing discomfort after eating.
If symptoms last more than two weeks, cause unintended weight loss, or become severe, you should seek evaluation by a specialist.
Many patients notice relief within a few weeks of lifestyle changes and treatment; some may require longer-term management.
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