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Doctor, I get burps even if I'm drinking water, or eating any small food or anything. All this is happening since a month. I'd get stools daily but 2-3 times or someday constipation. Sometimes a lil cramp at right upper side of abdomen. Idk if it's muscle stretch or strain or what since I was going to gym too for weight loss. I checked my ultrasound it had fatty liver changes grade 1-2 rest was normal, to confirm this I went for fibroscan it showed no fatty liver CAP value was 174 kpa 3.3..I was experiencing hairfall last month more so I tested for my iron, b12 were borderline low. I took iron and b12 supplements and tested after a month, b12 and iron didn't increase. Now my b12 is 155, iron 43 and hb 11.5... I visited my nearby gastroenterologist he just gave me esomeprazole and domperidone tablets, psyllium husk and i dont know why why he gave anti depressant. And started b12 injections. He also checked for celiac disease, the report was negative. What should I do please help
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This combination of digestive symptoms, low B12 iron and anemia needs a proper review rather than adjusting medicines on your own. Please book a consultation with your reports so we can assess the cause and make a clear treatment plan.
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Your symptoms are suggestive of GERD/functional dyspepsia with altered bowel habits. The low B12, iron and Hb 11.5 also need separate attention.
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Continue the treatment prescribed by your gastroenterologist. B12 injections may be appropriate, while the cause of low iron should be assessed, including diet and menstrual/GI blood loss.
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kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case via PRACTO app Need some more history from your side
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Smoking?
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Burping is generally normal. If it is more than normal times and frequent then there could be any other possible reason. I would suggest you to go to good nearby gastrointestinal specialist. It could be due to GERD too. For iron and B12 I would suggest you to get proper medication after consultation. Thank you.
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Slight constipation and disturbance in intestinal health is caused by oral tablets of iron.where is antidepressants?? You mean domperidone?? Its combined with ppi ,to good response.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details for further evaluation. Please consult
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