Why does my stomach hurts after i drink a cup of coffee?

Question

my mom says
because i eat a lot
chile

n that supposedly
i have gastritis

but i dont think so

but i have always(well not always but frequently) drink coffee
n just recently
my stomach hurts
so i just try to drink less
like once a week
or sometimes once a month
n my stomach still hurts

n if it helps im 14

Answer 1

Any stomach problems should be see by a doctor.

It could just be that you are sensitive to the acids or oils in coffee. I can't drink cheap coffees or I get sick. Starbuck's coffee sits real well on my stomach.

You could try different brands or low acid coffee.
http://www.champlaincoffee.com/

You may have stress related gastroenteritis, parasites, ulcers, or any other stomach illness that a doctor should look at. Before just saying it's the coffee, I would get checked out at your doctors.

Answer 2

Coffee Stomach Pain

Answer 3

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You just need to add some whiskey. A lot of whiskey. Just kidding, of course. Really, what the first post said covers it. Note that stomach pain alone might indicate ulcers (like I have). Caffeine can really irritate ulcers, not only causing pain but making the ulcers worse over time. Still, like the previous poster said, given all your symptoms, you probably called it correctly yourself - you're having an allergic reaction. Do you react the same way to other caffeinated drinks (Mountain Dew, black tea, colas)? What about different coffee brands? If you have reactions to various caffeinated-beverages, a simple solution would be to assume you're allergic to caffeine. However, if colas and teas don't bother you, then you're allergic to something else in the coffee. If that was the case, you should look into whether or not you're allergic to an additive in the coffee, or if you're even allergic to organic coffee. I hope this helped. Good luck and stay well.

Answer 4

The coffee bean, as well as the cocoa bean, are natural laxatives. Some people drink coffee and eat dark chocolate when they're irregular. If you want you stomach to stop hurting, either switch to decaf or just lay off of the coffee for a while. I know it will be hard because you're probably use to that daily dose of caffine, but I don't think there's anything wrong with your stomach, the coffee is just doing it's job.

Answer 5

Hi,

Sometimes, when our system is not use to what we eat, we get tummy ache, it will stop if our body starts to get use to it.

It could be milk, fruits, anything with high acid or caffein contents in it.

But, also, sometimes it is the way our system or body is telling us that something is wrong with us.

Coffee sometimes help detect ulcer. If you know that you can't have ulcer then this should not worry you.

To have ulcer - you must not been eating on time and you must have not been eating at all most of the time even a little tiny food, you don't feed yourself right.

If you don't do that, then, don't worry a lot. But, if you have tummy ache with coffee, don't drink it.

Milk is also another way to detect ulcer in the intestine - try drinking warm milk when your tummy is empty, if you get tummy ache that really hurts, and doesn't go away, go the the doctor and have a check up.

Answer 6

Coffee is very acidic, and it does upset a lot of people's stomachs. You might try Yuban brand, as it is supposed to contain less acid. The acid in coffee is not the same as caffeine, but you might even try decaf and see if that helps. Also, if you eat something with the coffee, maybe it won't bother you as much. Unless the doctor has diagnosed you with gastritis, I wouldn't jump to any conclusions about that. And even though chili is spicy, that wouldn't necessarily be the cause of your problem. However, you might want to check with your doctor if your stomach aches continue.

Answer 7

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Why does my stomach hurts after i drink a cup of coffee?
my mom says
because i eat a lot
chile

n that supposedly
i have gastritis

but i dont think so

Answer 8

It depends on how you drink your coffee. If you use a lot of creamer/milk then you could be developing a dairy allergy, or you might be lactose intolerant and not have known it before since it can develop over time and doesn't always appear at birth. If you use artificial sweeteners, be careful of how much you use or switch to real sugar. It has been proven that NutraSweet creates carcinogens in your body during digestion when heated in baked goods and hot beverages, etc.

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Answer 10

You're not specific about "how" your stomach hurts, but the caffeine in the coffee acts as a diuretic which might have something to do with it. If you find yourself running to the bathroom after having a cup, you may want to cut back.