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Indigesion

2016-10-14 11:00:47
I am suffering from sudden lactose intolarance and indigesion, Gas, Blech, Loose Stool, Less Energy level. Getting loose stools, whatever I am eating, it happens more when I am taking lactose in milk etc. I feel like I have bactirial infection in small instestine. Please suggest me somthing. Now a day I eat/drink- Eggs Whey protein Butter Omlete Peanut butter and bread Sweet potato Cuccumber Flax seeds, pumpkin seeds Liv 52 tables Rice and oats
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Nowadays , many investigations are available to fix your problems . You may need stool examination and colonoscopy initially. Random treatment is not advisable.

Answered2016-10-14 17:40:54

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