Can acidity cause stomach ache?

I used to panic every time my stomach hurt, thinking it was an appendicitis attack. My doctor checked and told me it was just severe acid buildup causing muscle cramps. A simple antacid resolved it, so try not to worry too much but do consult a doctor!

Yes, excess acid definitely causes burning stomach pain. Please see a doctor if it doesn't settle down.

Yes, excess acid causes a burning ache in the upper stomach. Drinking cold milk can give temporary relief, but please see a doctor if the pain is severe.

My PCOS often messes with my digestion, leading to bad acidity and stomach aches. While it is quite common, please consult a doctor to get a proper diagnosis rather than self-medicating, as pelvic and stomach pains can overlap.

My gastroenterologist explained that when stomach acid levels are high, it can irritate the mucosa, leading to a dull or sharp ache. He advised eating smaller meals and avoiding lying down immediately after food, but recommended a checkup if the pain persists.

Yes, skipping meals due to back-to-back meetings always gives me a bad acid stomach ache. If you are busy, just get a quick online doctor consultation to get the right antacid instead of letting the pain ruin your workday.

My diabetes medication sometimes triggers acidity and stomach discomfort. Since we have to be very careful about what we eat and avoid sugary remedies, it is best to consult your doctor to get a safe antacid that won't affect your blood sugar levels.