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digestive system, dyspepsia, uncomfortable fullness after meals, indigestion, vague feeling of abdominal discomfort, a feeling of fullness, belching, bloating, nausea, indigestion is rarely a serious health problem, accompanied by other symptoms, indigestion, common problem, triggered by eating particular foods, drinking wine, carbonated drinks, eating too fast, overeating, find that spicy foods, high-fiber foods, fatty foods, too much caffeine, all aggravate this problem, symptoms worsened by anxiety, depression, discomfort of a heart attack is mistaken, indigestion, indigestion, a chronic symptom of a bowel disease, nonulcer dyspepsia, overeating, eating too fast, significant caffeine intake, eating fatty, greasy foods, overindulgence in alcohol, tobacco smoking, eating spicy foods, emotional trauma, nervousness, cholecystitis, inflammation, the gallbladder, acute, chronic gastritis, inflammation, the stomach, acute, chronic pancreatitis, inflammation, the pancreas, duodenal ulcer, gastric ulcer, drugs antibiotics, aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, nsaids, allow time, leisurely meals, chew food, thoroughly, avoid conflicts, meals, avoid excitement, exercise immediately after a meal, avoid chewing gum, air swallowing, a calm environment, rest, help relieve stress-related dyspepsia, avoid aspirin, nsaids, use acetaminophen instead, must take them, so on a full stomach, antacids, relieve indigestion, stronger medications, available over-the-counter, ranitidine, zantac, prescribe similar medications, potent ones omeprazole, prilosec, symptoms last longer than a few days, pattern of indigestion symptoms changes noticeably, have sudden, severe abdominal pain, have unexplained weight loss, vomit blood, pass blood, in the stool, have jaundice, yellow coloring, the skin, eyes, symptoms include jaw pain, chest pain, back pain, profuse sweating, anxiety, a feeling of impending doom, heart attack symptoms, doctor, perform a physical examination, emphasizing the abdominal region, digestive system, ask questions related to indigestion, begin, get worse after eating particular foods, begin, get worse after alcoholic, carbonated drinks, eat fast, have been overeating, have changed diet, any spicy foods, high-fiber foods, fatty foods, a lot of caffeine, what medications, have changed medications, have abdominal pain, have vomiting, following tests performed, blood tests, depending on the suspected cause, endoscopy, egd, upper gi, small bowel series, barium, abdominal ultrasound.