Alcohol Rehab Help. Their goal is to help 25,000 people understand the dangers of drinking and their stomach, and we recently created a guide called all about stomach pain and drinking:

https://alcoholrehabhelp.org/blog/stomach-pain-after-drinking/

Key Takeaways

• Alcohol gastritis occurs when the stomach lining is inflamed.
• There are 2 types of alcohol gastritis: acute and chronic.
• Risk factors include bacterial infection, NSAIDs, prolonged alcohol intake, smoking, and stress.
• Treatment for alcoholic gastritis includes medications, change of diet, and reparative surgeries.
• Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain.
• Complications of alcoholic gastritis include gastrointestinal tract (UGI) bleeding, anemia, severe weight loss, ulcers, and stomach cancer.

Is Stomach Pain After Drinking a Sign of Gastritis?

If you have stomach pain after drinking alcohol, you may have an inflamed gastric mucosa (stomach lining). This condition is known as gastritis.

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