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Nausea, fatigue from months
On January first I ate fast food due to which vomiting, nausea, loss of appetite, fatigue, acidity happened my gastro Dr prescribed me acogut, placida and sompraz after few days I started feeling better again in March my symptoms started again and I repeated these medicine and I feel better and stop taking medicine then again in April same thing happened then my dr prescribed me with some test my usg was normal, my endoscopy was also normal only my sgpt and sgot were in quite high range and Dr prescribed me heptral, bilypsa, placida and sompraz and with these medicine I feel better but my symptoms are now coming back again with these medicine I feel better but when I stop taking my symptoms are coming back..I am tired what to do please guide
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You had gastritis and may be hepatitis in January. But now you are suffering from side effects of the medicines.
Please go for some physical activity and lifestyle modifications. They will have an effect on general wellbeing, your liver, pancreas and sugar profile.
You may consult a General Physician for details.
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