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Burning sensationStomach and sound stoma
I have undergone endoscopy 2 years ago it was just hiatus hernia and gastroenterologist told I was having Gerd after that in winters from 2 years the gerd symptoms flare so I again went full abdomen usg 1 year go it was also normal but again in this winter the gerd symptoms flare again after avoiding foods that the dr told to avoid like coffee tea citrus chocolate the symptoms has been managed but from 1 day I am experiencing burning sensation which is radiating some time it is lower abdomen and stomach region sometimes it move to thigh region and sometimes at lower back no pain only burning sensation and mostly in the right side and it is medium in impact not low or high but it's disturbing me in my work and also I have some anxiety issue about health i panic with a little symptoms and from 3 4 days I have some high stress due to some problem please explain mei what is the reason for this burning sensation and solution to it only burning sensation i am attaching reports please see onc
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Neuralgic pain or dermatomal pain.mri abdomen will serv the purpose.mesentric pain or fascitis where inner infection rading pain to whole abdomen look for gangrene necrosis ischemia of intestine or any intestinal obstruction shud be ruled out.consult a surgeon.
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The symptoms are suggestive of gerd or gastritis. You can try taking Tablet Sompraz IT twice daily for 3 weeks if the symptoms subside it was most likely gerd but if it continues then consult directly, Repeat endoscopy might be needed.
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consult directly.
Health Tips
avoid spicy food, coffee, tea and lying down immediately after food.
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It is in all probability GERD only. Try taking T. Pan D twice daily before meals for 10 days. You have to ananlyse yourself what foods cause you the symptoms and avoid them. Avoid spicy food in your diet and prolonged fasting.
You can opt for consultation if you have any other queries or for detailed discussion.
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Your symptoms are due to hiatus hernia, which is a mechanical problem. Symptoms can be controlled with meds, but condition can be cured totally by surgery. Surgery is done in severe and or persistent cases.
Take small frequent meals, avoid fatty, spicy foods, caffeinated products, elevate head while sleeping.
Take tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast for 3 to 4 weeks.
Tab zinetac 150mg morning and one evening for 2 weeks.
Syp mucaine gel 5m.l 3 times daily for 2 weeks.
When you feel burning sensation, you can take sips of cold milk in small quantity.
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Hiatus hernia itself is the cause why your doctor didn't advise u to get rid of it? STRANGE!.
IF U GET RID 80% PROBLEM SHORTED OUT.
REST IS SHORTED BY CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY.
TAB NEXPRO RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR TEN DAYS.
RIFAGUT400 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR 10 DAYS.
MUCAIN GEL 10ML WITHOUT WATER NOTHING BY MOUTH TILL 30MIN CAN BE TAKEN 3TO 4TIMES SPECIALLY WHEN U FEEL BURNING.
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Hello, calm youself firstly take deep breath & lets see how i can help you . As you have symptoms of burning sensation & you have previously been diagnosed with hiatal hernia the symptoms can be because of hernia also so for current scenerio firstly for symptomatic relief take An antacid syrup ( syp DIGIRAFT or anyone ) 10 ml twice a day & tablet Rabesec d sr
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kindly consult gastroenterologist with in few days anyone available near by u for further management
Health Tips
1. don't take tea istead take 1 glass of cold milk
2. spicy food
3 faty food
don't sleep just after taking meal ..have a walk or sit comfortably
4 sleep on left side of body downward increase gastric emptying reduce symptoms
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