It could be Rectal dyssenergia , constipation. Need to do consult with gastroenterologist. I would suggest you to do MR defecography, and ARM . Before this you can take laxative like lactulose 20 ml hs  and bisacodyl 5mg od. If condition not improve in one week do the investigation

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Clinically look like Dyspepsia and Severe constipation My suggestion : can try 1) Esomeprqzole D once daily Before breakfast for 2 weeks 2)Laxative ( Cremaffin plus 15 mL after dinner as Sos) Investigation: Blood for FT 3 , FT4 , TSH Plan : Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy if no improvement

From your symptoms of passing the stools once in every 2-3 days with low stool output and not fully releived after stool looks more like functional constipation than irritable bowel syndrome - constipation type.

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You are 33 years old with: • Stool once every 2–3 days • Small quantity stool • Incomplete evacuation feeling • Stool not hard • Throat fullness / lump sensation • Poor appetite • No burning sensation This pattern most strongly suggests: Functional constipation with IBS-C pattern ± Globus sensation related to anxiety or silent reflux (LPR) Important observations: • Stool not hard → not typical severe constipation • Small quantity + incomplete relief → rectal evacuation dysfunction or IBS • Throat fullness without burning → very commonly Globus pharyngeus (functional throat sensation) • Poor appetite → often linked with gut motility slowing This does not immediately suggest serious disease if: • No blood in stool • No weight loss • No anemia • No severe pain Most likely this is a gut–brain axis motility issue, not structural blockage.

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Take more of fresh green leafy vegetables,  fruits like papaya, orange. Avoid fatty,  spicy food. Drink more water. Avoid eating late in the evening. Take syp Dupahalac 5ml morning and evening for about a week. Tab pantaprazole 40mg one daily before breakfast for a week. Continue physical exercise. Consult online for further guidance,  after adopting above measures.

As you are feeling this since 6 months- it could be rectal dyssynergia which means your rectal muscles and nerve coordination is not proper…. So get one - MR defecography and anorectal manometry done Till then take laxatives- Sachet laxopeg 17 gm po bd

Need to evaluate more and need more history eat more fiber in food and drink water regularly

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Your symptoms suggest a functional bowel issue, most likely chronic constipation with incomplete evacuation and associated functional dyspepsia / globus sensation (feeling of something stuck in throat). This is commonly linked to gut motility disturbance, stress, diet pattern, and gastric gas.

Due to sedentary lifestyles. You need to change lifestyle modifications and start excercise, yoga daily .also improve dietary changed like fibrous diet,plenty of water.consult me on practo for further management.

This looks like mild digestion imbalance or stress-related bowel changes, which are common and usually not serious. Increase fiber in diet, drink plenty of water, eat on time, and avoid overeating or junk food.

Avoid fried and spicy food .water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Dear Patient, Your symptoms of passing small quantity stool incomplete evacuation every 2 to 3 days reduced hunger and throat fullness sensation are commonly seen with functional constipation and gut motility disturbance often associated with acidity gas or stress related digestive changes. The sensation of something stuck in throat without burning is often due to reflux related throat irritation or globus sensation which is usually benign. Since stool is not hard but quantity is small it suggests slow bowel movement or incomplete emptying rather than severe constipation. What you should do Increase dietary fiber through fruits vegetables oats and whole grains Drink 2.5 to 3 liters of water daily Continue regular exercise and add abdominal breathing exercises Avoid long gaps between meals and include small frequent meals Limit tea coffee spicy and processed foods Do not strain excessively during bowel movement Medicines that may help Mild stool regulator such as ispaghula husk at night with water Probiotic for gut health Acidity medicine such as pantoprazole before breakfast for few weeks if throat symptoms persist consult me if Persistent symptoms beyond few weeks despite treatment Weight loss severe abdominal pain vomiting or blood in stool Difficulty swallowing or progressive throat symptoms Most patients improve with diet correction gut regulation and acidity control. For further guidance and personalized treatment you may consult me online anytime.

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All problems are related to Gastrointestinal system.

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​1. Dietary Fiber Management ​Since the stool is not hard, the goal is bulk, not just softening. ​Soluble Fiber: Focus on oats, peeled fruits, and carrots. ​Psyllium Husk (Isabgol): Taking 1–2 teaspoons with a full glass of water at night can help create a more "complete" stool, addressing the feeling of incomplete evacuation. ​2. Hydration and Movement ​Increase Water Intake: Aim for 3 liters daily. Fiber requires significant water to work; without it, fiber can actually worsen the "fullness" feeling. ​Timed Training: Try to sit on the toilet at the same time every morning (preferably after your warm water) to take advantage of the gastrocolic reflex. ​3. Addressing the Throat Fullness ​Smaller, Frequent Meals: To reduce the pressure that causes the "stuck" feeling in the throat. ​Stress Management: Globus sensation is highly linked to the nervous system. Diaphragmatic breathing exercises can help relax both the throat and the gut.

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I think you have a problem in your stomach and oesophagus(foodpipe) in which your stomach contents are going inside your windpipe which cause couph and burning sensation in your chest Now dont worry just dont eat spicy food items and walk for few minutes after eating and for more guidance Consult me on practo

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Dietary changes and few supportive medicines required.

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