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Abdomen bloating,heartburn, nausea
Hi, I am not pregnant. I am having severe abdominal bloating.It's been there for last 4 days. And diarrhea yesterday.No abdomen pain though. The feel of heaviness is making my stomach so upset and I don't feel like eating.I didn't eat much in the last 2 days. Just eating some toast and bananas.The heaviness is more on the upper side(right) of the stomach and my belly looks so bigger than usual.I am belching more. I did take some gelusil and it gives relief for sometime. I ate some restaurant food in the last week for 2 days. I don't know if that upsets my stomach. Also, I was taking some NSAIDs (diclofenac and ibprufen) in the last few weeks. Taken diclofenac for a week and I got stomach pain. So the doctor told me to stop taking it. I was having fever and sore throat last week. So I have taken ibprufen for 2 days. After that, this bloating and heaviness started.It's so hard feeling in the upper abdomen.I feel nauseated.No vomiting. is it gastritis?what to do next to feel better soon.
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As you have mentioned that you have been taking NSAIDS it's one of the most common reason for the symptoms of bloating and heart burn You can take simple ppi's like pantoprazole or omeprazole once before breakfast along with that stay away from fried food,drink lots of water.
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Avoid heavy dinners if u are a smoker then it's a big no no as smoking aggrevates the symptoms of hyperacidity
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include healthy diet like green leafy vegetables and fruits
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