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Discomfort in stomach
It started in February when I had an infection in my stomach. I recovered but my appetite was not back until a month. I consulted several doctors and several tests were done which were in normal range. I was then given some antacid and my apetite started coming back.. I was all fine till September until I moved in to Bangalore in October and since the very first day I have been facing issues like bloating and slight burning sensation in my whole abdomen. Sometimes during a bowel movement I can see mucus in my poop with a little bright blood on it. And some days it's absolutely normal, somedays I will be constipated and somedays I might have multiple bowels. I can't call it pain but it just doesn't make me feel normal.. I am always scared before I eat anything. I really can't understand the problem. I recently got my complete blood count test. And everything was in a normal range. 5 months back I got my thyroid, c-protien and LFT test everything was in a normal range.
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For appetite u can take APTIMUST syrup. For that altered bowel habit it’s better to consult a doctor in person.
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Post infective IBS could be one possibility. Take Tab Rifagut 550mg twice a day for a month. Then let me know. Please Google and see, low FODMAP diet, and follow this kind of diet along with above mentioned medication. Thank you.
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