mulut sentiasa mengunyah... setiap hari, pasti ada sebungkus Oat Krunch Chocolate dalam poket baju sekolah.. bila dilihat oleh orang lain, dikatanya saya kuat makan, saya ni gemuk, etc.. ~~~
kekerapan makan membuatkan orang sekeliling sering mengaitkannya dengan badan yang agak chubby -_-
a secret is going to be reaveled .. !
# kedua-dua aktiviti di atas langsung tak berkaitan.. !
PROVES..??
yes i have them !
question 1 :
faiqah, kenapa ko ni kuat sangat makan..? asal tengok muka ko, nampak ko tengah mengunyah, asal ada ko, mesti ada makanan,, apa kes..??!
| i love to eat ! ~~~ |
is , i have a bad gastic pain -_- ( dugaan.. ) since standard three kot.. and now, the stage is,, kalau sekali tinggal waktu makan,, kesannya sehingga satu minggu paling kurang... soo,, i will not waste my time terguling-guling tahan sakit bila gastric tu datang.. eventhough sekarang ni, makan je keje sebab taknak kena gastric, alih-alih, bila dah takdir nak kena tu,, terkena jugak... sebab ? ;
> perut kosong -_-
>makan pedas -_-
>lambat makan -_-
sooo, kalau tak makan sokmo,, the thing will be more serious ...conclusion : saya = makan sokmo tapi sikit-sikit :)
check this out :
Q: What is ‘gastric’ pain?
‘Gastric’ pain is a general term often used to refer to pain in the upper abdomen (below the ribs and above the navel) which is related to meals.
‘Gastric’ pain is a general term often used to refer to pain in the upper abdomen (below the ribs and above the navel) which is related to meals.
Q: Who is susceptible to ‘gastric’ pain?
No one is exempt from gastric problems. Young people including children, teenagers, adults and the elderly can all be plagued by gastric problems.
No one is exempt from gastric problems. Young people including children, teenagers, adults and the elderly can all be plagued by gastric problems.
Patients who are taking aspirin to prevent heart attacks or strokes; or strong painkillers, have a higher risk of developing stomach and duodenal ulcers.
Smokers and highly stressed individuals are more prone to gastric problems.
People who have contracted Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that colonizes the stomach wall, have an increased incidence of stomach and duodenal ulcers.
Q: What are some of the common gastric problems you have come across in your practice?
Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease caused by the reflux of gastric acid from the stomach upwards into the oesophagus or gullet, is an increasingly common cause of ‘gastric pain’ in the patients I see in my practice.
Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease caused by the reflux of gastric acid from the stomach upwards into the oesophagus or gullet, is an increasingly common cause of ‘gastric pain’ in the patients I see in my practice.
Peptic ulcer disease with associated stomach or duodenal ulcers is another common cause of ‘gastric pain’.
Some patients complain of troublesome ‘gastric pain’ but are found to have no organic cause for their pain. This is known as ‘Non-Ulcer Dyspepsia’ or ‘Functional Dyspepsia’ and forms a substantial proportion of the patients who come to see me for ‘gastric pain’.
Patients with symptomatic gallstone disease due to stones in the gallbladder or bile ducts often complain of pain in the upper abdomen which is mistaken for ‘gastric pain’.
Others less common causes of ‘gastric pain’ I see include hepatitis, pancreatitis and cancers of the oesophagus, stomach, liver and pancreas.
Q: When is ‘gastric pain’ serious enough to necessitate seeing a doctor?
Pain and discomfort in the upper abdomen, which is related to meals, loss of appetite, feeling of excessive fullness or bloating after meals, excessive belching, nausea or vomiting are often symptoms that point to a ‘gastric’ problem. If these complaints persist beyond two weeks and are not relieved by over-the-counter medications, one should seek medical attention.
Pain and discomfort in the upper abdomen, which is related to meals, loss of appetite, feeling of excessive fullness or bloating after meals, excessive belching, nausea or vomiting are often symptoms that point to a ‘gastric’ problem. If these complaints persist beyond two weeks and are not relieved by over-the-counter medications, one should seek medical attention.
Vomiting of black, ‘coffee-ground’ material or fresh blood or the passage of black faeces necessitate an urgent referral to a gastroenterologist as they indicate bleeding from the upper digestive system.
‘Gastric pain’ that is severe enough to wake one from sleep requires further investigations. Another ‘red flag’ is significant loss of weight in patients with ‘gastric pain’ who are above 40 years of age and this warrants a consultation with a gastroenterologist.
Q: Are ‘gastric’ conditions curable?
This depends on the actual cause of the ‘gastric pain’.
This depends on the actual cause of the ‘gastric pain’.
Stomach and duodenal ulcers are treated with medications that reduce gastric acid production. A course of treatment for four to 12 weeks is usually sufficient to heal these ulcers. As a general rule, stomach ulcers must be followed up with repeat gastroscopy to ensure healing as some stomach ulcers may be cancerous. If patients are found to harbourHelicobacter pylori in their stomachs, the bacteria should be eradicated to reduce recurrence of the ulcers.
Patients with early oesophageal and stomach cancers can be cured by surgery. Patients who have gallstones causing symptoms can also be cured by surgical removal of their gallbladders.
It is often difficult to cure patients with ‘Functional Dyspepsia’ in whom no organic cause is found for their symptoms. For such patients, good patient-doctor rapport is essential. Reassurance, anxiety-relieving drugs and sometimes the prescription of anti-depressants may help alleviate their symptoms.
source : http://www.mtalvernia-hospital.org/gastric-pain.asphaa,, soo, me, sangat-sangat taknak perut bocor sebab gastric,, oleh itu, faiqah, makan aje,, jangan hiraukan kata-kata orang lain,, depa ni sedap kata, dahlah makanan kegemaran awak tu aiskrim and chocolate.. ~~ that's why, :)
question : habis tu faiqah, apasal saiz awak ni saya tengok, besarsikit daripada saiz kengkawan awak yang lain ea? kalau bukan sebab makan, sebab apa lagi...??
answers : mungkin ianya sebab makan, maybe ianya mempengaruhi saiz saya, tapi saya takkesah, asalkan saya sihat :)
tapi, the true fact that people should know sebenarnya,,,
i am from the baka orang-orang yang bertulang gedabak.. if people know my Tok Bah,, he is like an Arabic people from Saudi Arabiyya :D so, thanks Tok Bah for the big, big skeleton :D
one of my friends said, lepas pegang my hands, dia cakap,, la, tulang je ke minah ni, ingatkan isi.. :P
soo,, people who are close to me, know me better,,
#biaqpi la orang nak kata apaaapun :) :)
| my Tok Bah : aweesome :D |
soooo, i am happy with me and myself,, no cares about people's annoying mouths :P
| peace XD |
that's all, thanks for reading :D
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