This is a review of someone who suffered from symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and underwent treatment.

I don't know what I ate that caused it, but I started feeling bloated in the late afternoon.

Beyond just feeling full, I felt pain when the shock hit and my epigastric area hurt as if I had been stabbed.

I was diagnosed with gas in my stomach and treated my bloating symptoms with diet changes and medication.

I don't know exactly what I ate and it made me feel like this, but I felt like I had bloating, indigestion, and an upset stomach. I thought it would be okay for a day or two, but on the third day, I thought it wasn't right. I didn't eat much, and in fact, I reduced the amount I ate, but my stomach felt bloated and gassy, and the bloating didn't go away. The symptoms were that my upper stomach hurt as if I had indigestion, and the area below my pit of stomach hurt. It didn't look like anything was wrong on the outside, but when I pressed on my bloated stomach, it hurt a little. It was more painful and uncomfortable than I thought, so I went to the hospital, and they concluded that I had gas in my stomach, and that's why I kept feeling the bloating symptoms. They say that if it's really severe, they do other treatments, but for this level of bloating, they said that I should just reduce the amount and take a medicine to relieve gas. So, to make my stomach feel better, I ate porridge for two days and eliminated all snacks and drinks. They gave me pills, so I took them for a day or two and my bloating symptoms started to improve. The bloating feeling also subsided, and the pain I felt when I pressed on it started to go away a lot. And on the third day, I could definitely feel the bloating symptoms both on the outside and on my own. It wasn't a very serious illness, but it was a very surprising and disconcerting experience. I'd heard a lot about gas, but I didn't know it would be this painful. There are few things more difficult than feeling uncomfortable with eating, but bloating without eating is not very pleasant.