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Stomach pain with pressure
From 6-7 days i have been having mild lower abdominal pain with gas sometimes there is no pain but whenever i press my abdominal it hurts sometimes it feels pressure like tenesmus feeling to pass stool or gas....i don't have constipation i am not taking any medicine just antacid when needed but probiotic capsule daily please do guide what medicine can i take
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The condition is likely due to some sort of pelvic congestion.. can be irritable bowel syndrome too..
Get a usg whole abdomen done. Try ganaton 50mg 1 tab thrice daily before meals (breakfast,lunch and dinner) for 14 days
Walk around 15 to 20mins after meals.. avoid fried food,coffee,chocolate.
T drotin ds 1 tab twice daily after meals for 5 days
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Lower abdominal pain with a sensation of pressure or tenesmus (feeling to pass stool even when bowels are empty) often points towards Pelvic Congestion, IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), or a mild Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), especially if it hurts on pressing. Since you are not constipated and already taking probiotics, the issue might be related to intestinal spasms or inflammation. I recommend getting a USG (Abdomen and Pelvis) done to rule out any ovarian cysts or internal inflammation. For immediate relief, an anti-spasmodic might be more effective than just antacids."
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I recommend getting a USG (Abdomen and Pelvis) done to rule out any ovarian cysts or internal inflammation.
For immediate relief, an anti-spasmodic might be more effective than just antacids."
Health Tips
Try a low-FODMAP diet for a few days—avoid gas-producing foods like cauliflower, cabbage, beans, and heavy dairy. Instead of a hot water bag, try light pelvic stretching exercises. Keep a 'Pain Diary' to see if the pain is related to your menstrual cycle, as that provides a big clue for diagnosis."
If you experience any sudden sharp pain, fever, or spotting/bleeding between periods, please consult a gynecologist immediately. Avoid self-medicating with strong painkillers as they can mask the actual cause of the pain or irritate your stomach lining further."
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