Enterogermina respule three times for three days to stop loose stool. Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR ten days.  HE SUFFER  AS HE DON'T CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY,  TILL HE DID NOT CHANGE  NO REMADY GIVES HIM RELIF.

Hello, ​It is concerning that the patient's symptoms recur immediately after finishing medication. When acidity, gas, and pain are consistent over a long period, it often indicates that the underlying cause has not been addressed, and the medication is only providing temporary symptomatic relief. ​1. Why Symptoms Recur Medications for acidity (like PPIs or antacids) reduce stomach acid, which allows the stomach lining to heal. However, if the triggers remain-such as a bacterial infection, specific dietary sensitivities, or a functional motility issue-the inflammation returns once the acid suppression stops. ​2. Potential Causes to Investigate ​H. pylori Infection: This bacterium is a very common cause of chronic stomach inflammation and "bad acidity." If not eradicated with antibiotics, the acidity will persist indefinitely. ​Functional Dyspepsia: This is a condition where the digestive tract looks normal but does not function correctly, leading to pain and gas after eating. ​IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome): The presence of "loose motions" alongside stomach pain suggests that the issue involves the lower intestinal tract as well. ​Recommended Diagnostic Steps ​To move beyond temporary relief, the following investigations are recommended: ​H. pylori Testing: A simple Urea Breath Test or Stool Antigen Test can confirm the presence of this infection. ​Ultrasound Abdomen: To rule out other issues like gallstones, which can sometimes mimic chronic acidity pain. ​Stool Routine Examination: Since the patient is currently experiencing loose motions, this can help check for malabsorption or parasitic infections. ​Endoscopy: If symptoms have been present for a very long time, a gastroenterologist may recommend an endoscopy to directly visualize the stomach lining and check for ulcers or hiatal hernia. ​Management Advice ​Consult a Gastroenterologist: Instead of a general practitioner, a specialist is needed to manage chronic, recurring gut issues. ​Maintain a Food Diary: Track what the patient eats and when the pain or loose motions occur. This can help identify specific triggers like dairy, gluten, or spicy foods. ​Probiotics: In some cases, adding a high-quality probiotic can help stabilize the gut microbiome and reduce the frequency of loose motions. ​Summary: Recurring acidity and loose motions suggest a chronic condition like H. pylori or a functional gut disorder. Continuing daily acidity medication without a definitive diagnosis is unlikely to lead to a permanent cure. ​Best regards.

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Need more details like stomach pain happens before meal or after meal.diffuse pain or localised pain.and diet habis..you may consult. Things that you can do @home High fiber rich deit Take plenty of water Add curd yogurt in diet Avoid spicy and salty food Avoid sedentary life style

​"The fact that the symptoms return immediately after stopping acidity medications suggests that the root cause—likely an underlying infection, functional disorder, or severe gut dysbiosis—has not been addressed. In a 23-year-old with chronic gas, pain, and now loose motions, we must look beyond simple 'acid reflux.' This pattern is common in conditions like H. pylori infection, Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), or Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Relying solely on antacids (PPIs) only masks the symptoms without curing the actual problem."

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Hello, It looks like he is having an upset stomach. There might be many reasons for it most likely due to bad heat or food related. For medicine prescription u can contact me on practo or any nearby physician.

Looks like he has ongoing gut related issues, not just simple acidity. Temporary relief with medicines and symptoms coming back suggests the underlying cause is not addressed. For now Light diet, avoid spicy and oily food, Continue hydration and probiotics ,It would be better to evaluate further for causes like gastritis, IBS, or infection like H. pylori. I can help assess his symptoms properly and guide the right tests and treatment feel free to book a consultation.

Hi, long-standing acidity, gas, stomach pain and recurrent loose motions need proper evaluation, not only temporary acidity medicines. Causes may include gastritis, IBS, food intolerance, infection, H. pylori or gut inflammation.

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