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Ate a little partially raw rice
Ate partially uncooked rice around 15 hours ago, since then I have been feeling a little pain and uneasiness in the stomach. What is the treatment to this? Should I be worried?
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no, you should not be worried, symptoms will go with some time.
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avoid spicy oily food , take plenty of water and take some antacid gel like digene
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Dr. Hardik Shah
Gastroenterologist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Do you have vomiting or diarrhea? Take Tab. Pan D twice daily before food and Tab. Colospa Retard (200) twice daily after food for 5 days. If symptoms persist kindly see local doctor
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Dr. Ramesh Makam
Bariatric Surgeon
35 yrs exp
Bangalore
This most probably is a stomach upset with gastritis and mild indigestion
I suggest you stay on liquids for some time, take some antacids if pain persists. That should be fine.
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