I went to the doctor and had a CT scan of the abdomen, and the doctors concluded that it was gastritis. However, after a few days of examination, I took medicine but it did not help, always had pain in the epigastrium and belched continuously. Indigestible food, little bowel movements and very little each time, there is a hard and painful lump under the mammoth beak. Please ask the doctor if the condition of food is difficult to digest, is the bowel movement less due to gastritis? Thank you doctor.

Some foods may be good for you, but there are foods that your body cannot digest. Many difficult-to-digest foods contain carbohydrates that are not broken down properly during digestion, often due to a general enzyme deficiency. Foods high in fiber can also be difficult to digest. Read more to learn more about difficult-to-digest foods.