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Ailments and Situations - Ulcer
- Bedsore
- Canker
- Leg Ulcer
- Peptic Ulcer
- Symptoms and Signs - Bedsore
- Symptoms and Signs - Canker
- Symptoms and Signs - Leg Ulcer
- Symptoms and Signs - Peptic Ulcer
- Causes - Bedsore
- Causes - Canker
- Causes - Leg Ulcer
- Causes - Peptic Ulcer
- What to Expect - Bedsore
- What to Expect - Canker
- What to Expect - Leg Ulcer
- What to Expect - Peptic Ulcer
- Remedies - Bedsore
- Remedies - Canker Sore
- Remedies - Leg Ulcer
- Remedies - Peptic Ulcer
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Bedsore
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Canker
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Leg Ulcer
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Peptic Ulcer

Symptoms are chronic, yet occur periodically and are sometimes absent or vague. They include a burning, gnawing, aching, or cramp-like sensation in the stomach, abdominal tenderness, antacid use, or vomiting, acute hunger and pain forty-five to sixty minutes after a meal, and/or acute hunger and pain during the night that is relieved with eating.

Tests for blood in the stool are positive and a crater or deformity in the stomach or duodenum is seen on an X-ray or endoscopy.