Dark brownish black stool and flatulence

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Asked for Male, 21 Years

I had diarrhea 3 months back twice, 3,7 days and I took norflox Tz without probiotics from a doctor, since then I'm forming gas very frequently. From last 10 days without eating outside food my stool is coming out dark browish black and after passing stool my stomach makes "gad-gad" kind of sound. From last 8 days I'm taking Lactobacillus + pantocid twice +Isabgol from a doctor. My condition is not getting better. Is it coz of antibiotic overuse or my infection is still not cured completely? A doctor prescribed antibiotics Rifaximin and flygyl coz they do not absorb. CanI take it or not? Will it help??plz ans in detail

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Dr. Sumeet Survase General Physician 6 yrs exp Osmanabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sumeet Survase

General Physician 6 yrs exp Osmanabad

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