It's maintain due to gastritis, its causes constipation and burning ,bloating.you need to change the dietary habits and lifestyle modifications to worsen the symptoms.avoid oily foods,take less spicy food.please connect me on practo for further management and evaluation.

Likely indigestion / gastritis. Vomiting and fullness after heavy meals support this. Mild right lower abdominal pain may be due to gas.

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EAT LESS AT LEAST IN DINNER. DINNER TO FINISH AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE  7 TO 8 PM. TAB NEXPRO RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH FOR TEN DAYS. ARISTOZYME GOLD ONE HR BEFORE LUNCH N DINNER FOR 10 DAYS. EMSET4 MD TO PUT UNDER TOUNG IT DISSOLVE WITH SALIVA SLOWLY ONCE  FOR NAUSEA VOMITING  .

Consultation is required. In the mean time avoid spicy food. And eat yogurt as it helps in digestion.

Since how many days ,you are having these symptoms? Drink plenty of water. Avoid tea coffee and junk spicy food , beverages,alcohol,smoking. Just fill 80% of your stomach.Eat slowly . Add leafy vegetables,curd,dal in your diet .

Observe whether u had outside food If any food poisoning then take metrogyl 400mg Three times daily Any probiotic r vizylac tab once daily for 10days Tab rantac twice daily 30mins before meal Enterogermia vials daily one for 5days

Gastritis Avoid spicy foods Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach Use more of curd and butter milk Drink plenty of water

It's indigestion

Your most Likely Common Causes Indigestion (Dyspepsia) or Overeating-Related Issues This is one of the most frequent explanations, especially after heavy/fatty/spicy meals. Symptoms include early or prolonged fullness, nausea, vomiting, bloating, and upper abdominal discomfort. The right lower pain could be referred from gas, bloating, or mild irritation spreading. Often improves with smaller meals, avoiding triggers (fried/oily foods, caffeine, alcohol), and antacids. Gastritis (inflammation of stomach lining) or GERD (acid reflux) Can cause nausea/vomiting after eating, fullness, and upper belly issues. Pain might radiate or feel lower if there's associated bloating/gas. Triggers include irregular eating, stress, spicy foods, or medications like painkillers. Gallbladder Issues (e.g., Gallstones or Biliary Colic) Often triggered by heavy/fatty meals → nausea, vomiting, fullness, and pain that can start upper right but sometimes refer to lower right abdomen. Pain may be crampy or steady. For more information conect

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