There are 4 tablespoons in a quarter cup and there are 3 teaspoons in each tablespoon; this means that there are 12 teaspoons in a quarter cup. A quarter cup is also equal to 2 fluid ounces.
In brief: Yes. Opiods have a slowing effect on gastomotility commonly causing side effects like constipation and nausea. Abrupt withdrawal of opioids from the system can cause rebound hypermotility of the GI tract which usually presents as diarrhea as well as GI spasm or craming causing abdominal pain (stomach pain).
When it comes to stomach pain, finding the cause of your tummy trouble can be harder than solving an advanced Sudoku. Use this symptom decoder to help decipher what's up with your gut. 1. Acid Reflux. What it is: Acid flowing backward from the stomach up into the throat. It affects 20 percent of adults at least once a week. What it feels like: Pain or burning below your breastbone that's usually worse after you eat or when you lie down, says David Peura, M.D., former chairman of the National Heartburn Alliance.