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Excessive gas
Past 2 weeks attended function ouside foods, feeling excessive gas no bloating but i feel excessive gas mild cramps on upper abdomen. No vomit, bowel is ok. Taking razo d, cizaspa and sucrafil, buscogast no improvement passing gas as same as before.. any concerns
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Dear patient,
You’re experiencing excessive gas with mild upper abdominal cramps for the past 2 weeks after eating outside food. Since there’s no vomiting or bowel disturbance, this is likely a case of functional dyspepsia or mild post-infectious gastritis.
You’re already on Razo D, Cizaspa, Sucralfate, and Buscogast, but as there’s no improvement, here’s what I recommend:
Next Steps
1. Diet Advice:
• Avoid spicy, fried, outside food, dairy, and carbonated drinks.
• Eat small, frequent meals and chew slowly.
2. Continue for 1 more week:
• Razo D – once daily before breakfast
• Sucralfate – 3 times daily before meals
• Cizaspa – after meals
3. Add (if not already started):
• Simethicone or activated charcoal tablets – for gas relief
4. If symptoms persist:
• Stool test (routine & occult blood)
• H. pylori test (urea breath test or stool antigen)
• Upper GI endoscopy (if >4 weeks symptoms)
Don’t take any medication without consulting **
Health Tips
Seek immediate care if:
• Vomiting, weight loss, black stools, fever, or loss of appetite occur
Most cases settle with conservative care. Follow up in 7 days if no improvement.
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