Relating to or characterized by gastralgy, which is pain or discomfort in the stomach.
From Greek 'gaster' (belly/stomach) + 'algos' (pain) + '-ic' (adjective suffix). This medical term describes stomach pain symptoms used in clinical contexts.
Medieval doctors would have called stomach pain 'gastralgia,' but they had no idea it was often caused by bacteria like H. pylori—the discovery of which earned scientists a Nobel Prize in 2005!
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