A stomach that always feels like it is hungry may be caused by eating too little, or it may be caused by gastritis, gastric ulcer, duodenal ulcer and other diseases. 1. If your stomach feels like it’s always hungry, it may be because you’ve eaten too little and can’t relieve your hunger, so you should keep eating. 2. Gastritis patients with gastric mucous membrane damage, stimulated by gastric acid, there will be pain in the stomach, which may be perceived as a feeling of hunger. Patients should pay attention to diet control, do not eat a large amount of food at one time because they feel hungry, and also take medications for treatment according to the doctor’s instruction, such as omeprazole, lansoprazole, etc. 3. Gastric ulcer patients may also have a stomach that always feels like hunger. This may be due to the pain in the stomach, which leads to eating too little, thus making it easy to have the feeling of hunger. Take Famotidine tablets and Bismuth Potassium Citrate tablets as prescribed by the doctor for treatment. Do not consume irritating foods such as chili peppers and ice cream. 4. Most of the people with duodenal ulcer are in high stomach acid state, so their ability to digest food is faster than others and they are prone to hunger pangs, which are usually treated with bismuth preparations such as bismuth potassium citrate and aluminum thioglycollate. Emotional problems can also cause the stomach to always feel hard as if it were hungry. It is usually relieved by continuing to eat, controlling the diet, and medication, and if it is not relieved go to the hospital for treatment.