Anxiety disorder stomach ache

Stomach pain in anxiety disorder is a symptom of gastrointestinal discomfort caused by long-term poor mental status. It is usually not accompanied by organic gastric lesions and is a functional gastric disease. If the symptoms of stomach pain are mild, the main focus is to regulate emotions and improve the mental state. Most of the symptoms can be relieved by themselves. If the stomach pain is obvious, symptomatic drug treatment can be given, and timely medical diagnosis and treatment can be provided if necessary.
Stomach pain caused by anxiety disorder can be called anxiety stomach pain. It is caused by changes in mood that cause the dysfunction of the autonomic nerves that control the gastrointestinal tract, leading to increased gastric tube secretion, gastric muscle spasm, etc., resulting in stomach pain symptoms, which can also be accompanied by symptoms such as acid reflux, belching, and abdominal distension. For patients with anxiety disorder and stomachache, the possible causes of anxiety should be eliminated, such as frequent anger, excessive work pressure, fear, tension, etc. It is recommended to get away from the environment that causes anxiety in a timely manner and divert attention. You can also follow the doctor's instructions such as paroxetine hydrochloride tablets to help relieve the pain. If necessary, go to a psychology department or psychiatry department for psychological counseling. In addition, for uncomfortable symptoms such as stomach pain, if necessary, drugs such as omeprazole, pinaverium bromide, and mosapride citrate can be used as directed by the doctor to help relieve them.
Bad emotions may induce or aggravate gastrointestinal discomfort. It is recommended to avoid long-term stress, tension, anxiety and other negative emotions in daily life, and adjust yourself or seek help from others in time to avoid inducing other diseases.