Why Does My Stomach Hurt?

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9. Constipation

Nutrition and water from our food and drink are not absorbed instantly by our digestive system. It takes some time for this to occur, so our food passes through fairly slowly to allow for this to happen. Some people, however, will find that their food passes through their system too slowly.

When food does not pass through the body fast enough, it will likely develop into what is known as constipation. This can be very uncomfortable, potentially causing stomach pains as a build-up of food and waste develops in the digestive system. The condition can usually be treated and it may be necessary to speak with your doctor if it persists.

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