ligaments of the stomach?
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pyloric portion (pylorus): includes the pyloric antrum (the entryway to the pyloric canal), the pyloric canal, and the pylorus proper, which thickens to form the pyloric sphincter. It is separated from the body by the angular notch. (Greek, pyloros = gatekeeper, Latin, antrum = cave)
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In your left stomach? How many stomachs do you have? Are you a cow?
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Saliva; salivary glands; mastication; tongue; chyme; bolus; esophagus; peristalsis; smooth muscle; epiglottis; cardiac sphincter; stomach; fundus; hydrochloric acid; pepsin; pyloric sphincter; duodenum; bile; gall bladder; bile duct; pancreas; amylase; jejunum; absorption; mesentary; ileum; colon; apendix, cecum, rectum, anus.
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The "rumble" or "growl" sometimes heard from the stomach is a normal part of digestion. It originates in the stomach or upper part of the small intestine as muscles contract to move food and digestive juices down the gastrointestinal tract.
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Have you ever had a hernia or near hernia? I was told I came very close to getting a hernia after lifting a heavy object away from my body many years ago. Ever since that time I get tenderness in my testicle on that side whnever I overexert myself. I can never quite determine if the pain is coming directly from the testicle or somewhere along the tubes that travel from that point up to the stomach wall where a hernia occurs. I went to see a doctor many years ago who gave me antibiotics thinking I might have a low level infection somewhere and it seemed to make an improvement at the time. But I still get the tenderness from time to time now. I don't belioeve I have an enlargement though. I would check yourself for "lumps" in the scrotal sac in addition to the testicle (compare each side). Any additioal lump is definitely a problem.
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this is caused from strenuous lifting. when too much pressure is placed on the stomach muscles during lifting it causes tear in the lining pushing out fatty tissue and on occasion the intestines
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I assume that you refer to the ligaments found in the pelvic cavity.\nBasically they provide support to the uterus to prevent it from assuming a very backwards position. Besides, it contains important blood vessels.
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Maybe you should check it out w/ the Dr. make sure you don't have an infection or pulled something.  My sister-in-law had one and she recommends wearing a girdle to hold your belly while you are recovering.
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B\nThe visceral peritoneum covering the stomach extends on both sides into large, double-layered sheets that are filled with prominent patches of fat, giving it a lace-like appearance.
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You can tear a ligament quite easily buddy, Its like stretching a rubber band and then pulling so much it just snaps.. You will find a quite suttle pain or a tightness but after a few days it will get back to normal, try a nice warm bath and then rub some massage oil into affected area..
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Might be the hydrochloric acid the stomach produces.
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Just to add- if your belly button popped out when you were pregnant you could have had a hernia or torn muscle which is normal during pregnancy.  If you are having problems with toning one side that used to be tone then you could have some damage there.  Unfortunately, no matter what any trainer tell you the only way to fix it is plastic surgery.   My girlfriend just went through this.... not the surgery part- just trying to get her stomach flat again!
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I think the medical term for this is ascites which is fluid in the stomach. If so, the diagnosis code or ICD-9 code is 789.5.
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tendon of Biceps brachii located on radius. Ulner collateral ligament located at juncture of ulna and humerus bones. annular ligament located at junture of fadius and humerus bones.  oblique cord joining ulna and radius.\ntendons:  flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor digitorum profundus, lateral epicondyle, medial epicondyle,extender radialis brevis, extensor carpi radialis longus. there are many more.\nthis gives a general idea.
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hmmm. I've heard cows have 4 stomachs, think humans have only one. Myabe its not your stomach at all. Call a nurse.
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Ligaments of Zin\nZonula ciliaris\nZonule of Zinn\nZygoms\nZygomatic arch, fosse, process\nZygomaticus major muscle
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Depending upon which kind...Canker or cold sore?   (in the mouth) Canker sores are often connected to stomach problems bacteria or stress.  Look up apthous ulcers and stomatitis so you can better understand them and help yourself.  If you also have stomach problems of any sort, it could be related.  Stress, poor diet(acidic foods such as coffee, chocolate (sorry) meats and vinegars can add to the problem) or any bacterial infection could be contributing to these sores.  \n\nIf it's cold sores(on the mouth), LYSINE pills are good for suppressing viruses(herpes simplex).  There are also LYSINE balms for this topically.  \n\nFor Canker sores, soothing and healing the stomach lining helps.  You can  look into is DGL-deglycerrized licorice.   This excellent supplement helps heal the stomach lining which can then help with canker sores.  I used to get them all the time...I also had constant stomach aches due to stress!!  So maybe this will help??  Teas made from mucalents like slippery elm, marshmallow can help soothe the stomach.  Ginger is also good for the stomach.  As far as the sore itself, avoid acidic foods, keep the mouth clean.   Goldenseal powder(yuck but effective) is a good natural antibacterial/biotic to heal wounds.  Use a little on the wound once a day. It's an immune enhancer.\n\nMostly figure out what's going on in your own body by looking at all symptoms, reading and then connecting the dots, so to speak!  \nGood luck!