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I have bloating in the lower belly and I feel a frequent urge to pee.i always feel constipated nd bloated .I don't feel hungry and I often get sour burps . Also I have been losing some weight over the past few months.please suggest me some medicines and advise me
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Do a urine RE and culture if infection present.Take fibre rich diet like more vegetables and fruits.Get a pelvic examination done by a gynaec if urine RE is normal see if you are losing weight along with the new type of dyspepsia.in that case see a gastroenterologist and do an endoscopy.For the time being take food on time,avoid spicy food and take pantoprazole 20 mg before breakfast for 10 days
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Drink plenty of water
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Exercise daily
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Try to over come Constipation, Change the food habbit consume food containing rich in fibers..
TREATMENT....
CONSTIPATION...
Plenty of fluids
Syp Duphalac 10 ml Once a day at Bed Time for 3 days.
Feeling SOUR While Burping. Due to Acid Reflux from Stomach.....
TREATMENT....
TAB LANZOLE -JR 30 MG dissolve in cup of water drink 2 to 3 Time a day
Gelusil Syp 10 ml 3 Time a day for 5 days
Avoid spices food
Avoid food containing more oil...
Maintain you weight chart if weight going down please consult to department of Gastrointestinogy...
Change life style n diet plan drastically.
Nexpro RD40 ONE IN EMPTY STOMACH 5 days.
Mucain gel 10ml without water nothing by mouth till 30min.
Cremafin pink 15 ml at night for constipation
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Considering your symptoms, you have
1. Urine infection - increase frequency, urgent to pee
2. Chronic constipation
3. Possible Early diabetes - considering your age and urine frequency, weight loss over past few months
To diagnose properly and manage need further details as well as certain tests
Get CBC, FBS, PPBS, HbA1c, RFT, urine routine and culture and review with reports.
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feel free to consult me on practo for further evaluation and management
Bloating and constipation alone I would treat simply - but at 50, loss of appetite plus unintentional weight loss changes the picture. That combination needs evaluation before any medicine, to rule out anaemia, thyroid problems, diabetes, and a colon or ovarian cause. Do not settle for fibre and laxatives only.
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Please get CBC, ESR, thyroid profile, fasting sugar/HbA1c, urine routine, stool occult blood and an ultrasound abdomen-pelvis done, and see a physician with the reports. Meanwhile: 25-30 g fibre, 2.5-3 litres water, isabgol at bedtime, and walk after meals. If you see blood in stool, vomiting, or the weight keeps falling, get a colonoscopy opinion without delay. You can consult me on Practo or at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj.
Bloating with constipation, low appetite and losing weight together for months needs a proper look, not just something to manage with medicine on your own.
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Please see a physician or gastroenterologist for a check up and basic blood work, since the weight loss especially needs an explanation.
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Please do not delay this one. Unintentional weight loss alongside these symptoms is worth ruling things out soon.
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