I have my stomach bloated almost all the time. Whether I eat or not eat, even if I drink water I get bloated or if I am hungry. Tried many diets (keto, low fodmap etc. by reading on the internet) but nothing seems to be helping it. My bowel movements are also not smooth in 1-2 go....I take almost 30min to completely feel satisfied. I lead a very active lifestyle (regular strength workouts and long distance running) and eat clean homemade food most of the time. These symptoms are for more than 3 years now. After some reading about my symptoms, I think I am having a SIBO. I need some time expert opinion here as to if SIBO is a possibility and if yes what's the typical treatment protocol. Thanks in advance!
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Take the following:
1. Pantosec D - 1 tablet in the morning, in empty stomach.
2. Simcon tablet - 3 times daily, chew it thoroughly and take a glass of water.
DIABETIC HISTORY?
You will drink alcohol and smoking ?
Previously you take any medicine?
What about soft drinks?
Don't eat late night food and soft drink also
Drink plenty of water and buttermilk also
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