06/03/2026
Recurring acid reflux, bloating, nausea and vomiting, and burning pain in the abdomen are not good signs and indicate you have a stomach ulcer. An ulcer means your natural stomach acid is affecting the protective stomach lining, and it may only worsen if you do not manage it timely. Do not let these symptoms affect your life and health. Call your gastroenterologist to learn more about stomach ulcers and treating the underlying issue to prevent complications. The board-certified and experienced team at Dr Ngechu Gasex Clinic Ruiru Specialty Centre for Gastroenterology use state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment and methods to identify your recurring symptoms and their causes. We also recommend the best remedies and treatment plans to help you feel better without giving up the foods you enjoy.
Ulcers are sores on the lining of your stomach or small intestine. They occur when the gastric acid damages the protective stomach lining. The acid produces open sores that can bleed and cause stomach pain with other symptoms. Stomach ulcers are called peptic or gastric ulcers.
Most ulcers are located in the small intestine and they are called duodenal ulcers. They could also occur on your esophagus or throat. They are called esophageal ulcers. Ulcers are common and can be treated with the right medications, but they should not be taken lightly. Symptoms can be mild, but when left untreated, a stomach ulcer can become severe and may require surgery.
But worry not!! Led by Senior Doctor & East Africa's most sought after Gastroenterologist Dr. Ngechu Wa Riadashu, we'll certainly treat you right, once and for all!! Call/WhatsApp us on 0718101010.
We're located in Ruiru at Morovian Mall along Thika Rd, right next to Zetech University.