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IBS sometimes C and sometimes D
Hi Doctors,
My mother suffering from IBS from last 2 years,
Mostly she have Constipation, but week ago she had stomach pain and cramp, vomit and watery stool, Dr gave her antibiotics treatment, these symptoms are gone now.
But her stomach make gargling sound,
in morning normal stool, in evening loose stool with lots of fart. No other symptoms.
Which probiotic or antacid good for her? Or she need antibiotic treatment again?
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On the basis of your sign And symptoms you are suffering from gastrointestinal problems.
Next Steps
Please take any medicine or advice after consultation
Health Tips
please follow good life style
as take plenty of fluid and
take less spicy and fatty food and
keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life
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She may not need antibiotics again as of now
She can have 1bowl of curd with lunch everyday, that's the best probiotic or she can have Enterogermina for 7 days
Since she doesn't have any other symptoms, she doesn't need an antacid regularly.
Next Steps
Make her have atleast 3 litres of water every day
smaller size meals at regular intervals,
no fried, fatty or spicy food
if loose motions continue, make sure she has Electral/ Nimbu Pani
She should avoid long gaps between the meals, that will prevent bloating and acidity
Health Tips
Follow up with her doctor if her symptoms continue for long or worsen
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