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Indigestion<\/h2>\n

Indigestion also referred to as dyspepsia or an upset stomach, is a general term that describes discomfort in your upper abdomen and a feeling of fullness after eating.<\/p>\n

Indigestion is common and is not usually a sign of anything more serious.<\/p>\n

It can usually be treated at home and can be eased with lifestyle changes and medication if it doesn\u2019t go away on its own.<\/p>\n

Symptoms<\/h2>\n

You are likely to have indigestion if you have the following symptoms after eating or drinking:<\/p>\n