It's been going for years, some time in rare case motion is normal.
The bloating problem is continuously, I feel my stomach is very tight in spite of eating green leaves, salad, and drinking water regularly.
I do Walk, yoga too, please help, thx
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Persistent bloating for several years, along with a feeling of tightness in the stomach even when you are eating healthy and staying active, suggests that the issue is likely related to gut motility, digestion patterns, or sensitivity of the intestines, rather than any serious disease. This type of long-term bloating is commonly seen in conditions like IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), functional dyspepsia, excess gas trapping, or food intolerances, and all of these are treatable with the right approach.
Even though you are eating greens, salad, and drinking good amounts of water, sometimes these foods can increase gas production if your digestive enzymes or gut motility are not optimal. Walking and yoga help, but may not be enough if the root cause is slow digestion or bacterial imbalance.
Next Steps
1. Digestive enzyme support
A digestive enzyme tablet or syrup (like Aristozyme or Unienzyme) once or twice daily after meals can significantly improve digestion and reduce gas formation.
2. Antispasmodic + anti-gas combination
A tablet like Dicyclomine + Simethicone (Cyclopam / Colimex) during episodes of tightness helps release trapped gas and relaxes the intestines.
3. Evaluate for common triggers
Even healthy foods can trigger bloating in some people:
Milk,curd (lactose intolerance)
Wheat,chapati (gluten sensitivity)
Excess raw salads
Lentils, dals, chole/rajma
Carbonated drinks
These can be tested by eliminating them for 10 days and observing changes.
4. Probiotics
A 2–4 week course of probiotics can correct bacterial imbalance in the gut, which is a major cause of chronic bloating.
5. Acid control
If you have acidity or upper abdominal tightness, a once-daily PPI (Pantoprazole/Esomeprazole) for 2 weeks can help.
6. Stress management
Long-standing bloating is strongly linked with stress because the gut and brain are connected. Even mild stress can slow bowel movement and worsen gas.
Health Tips
If symptoms are worsening, associated with weight loss, vomiting, blood in stools, or severe constipation, then a few tests like ultrasound, stool test, H. pylori test, or endoscopy may be needed. But from your description, it sounds more like a functional, not dangerous problem.
Need few more details for proper understanding of your issue.
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Once go for proctoscopy, do some blood test like Thyroid Profile,Lipid Profile, VITAMIN D.
U have to take diet rich with both protein and dietary fibers, have to take essential fatty acid reach food in required quantity.
Next Steps
Take pantop dsr Tab once daily empty stomach for 15 days,take 20 ml duphalac syrup with warm water at night before sleeping for 15 days.
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Change life style n diet plan drastically first.
Assessment of vitamin d3 b12 t3t4tsh mg crp cbc esr.
Cremafin pink two teaspoon at night.
Softovac powder two tsf two times for 15 days.
I understand your issue you can take Tab Unienzyme tablet after meal also take fibrous diet like isabgol ki bhusi . Eat the food timely per day. Follow this opinion after that you feel relief . For more discussion you can contact me on Practo
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