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I am 25F. I have had dyspepsia in the past.
Few days back, I had light stomach pain when I had outside food.
But, then one day after eating ghar ka khana only, I pooped 3-4 times.
After that, now I am constipated, feel full after eating some food only.
I drank Beetroot juice yesterday and made part black and yellow faeces.
Should I be concerned?
I was giving time for my stomach to heal on its own, while I have ligher foods.
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Take fibers rich food. The Constipation maybe be due to Fiber deficit foods. I suggest you take Papaya which is one such fiber rich fruit
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Need few more details
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Nothing to worry
Keep yourself hydrated
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Avoid heavy and rich meals for 3-4 days, it should resolve, if it doesn't, consult for a better diagnosis as per your complain
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No its due to beetroot.
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It would be better for you to know the cause and then treat.
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Your symptoms suggest functional dyspepsia or mild gastritis, likely triggered by outside food. The blackish stool after beetroot juice is most probably due to the beetroot pigment — not internal bleeding — so don’t worry. Feeling full and constipated can occur after a brief gut upset (post-infectious dysmotility).
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Continue light, bland food (khichdi, curd, soups).
Avoid spicy, oily, and outside meals.
Stay well-hydrated and add Isabgol or soft stool-forming fibre at night.
If bloating or fullness persists beyond 3–5 days, a short course of PPI (like Pantoprazole 40 mg once daily before breakfast) and prokinetic (like Domperidone) helps restore digestion.
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U need a course of preprobiotics antacids enzymes mild antibiotic
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