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Epigastralgia
What is epigastralgia and how can be cured..whatever my sister is eating is coming out in vomit.
No loose motion
What we can give her to eat.
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1.Cap Pan-D twice daily before meals.
2.Tab Zerodol-TH twice daily after meals.
3.Syrup Digene 2 TSF thrice daily after meals.
4.Avoid Oily and Fried food.
Follow this for 3 days
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.... pain in the epigastrium is called epigastralgia, it's nothing but gastritis... Gastritis is the most commonly seen problem these days .. Medicines can only give temporary relief.. Strict diet and lifestyle change can bring gastritis under control. Avoid spicy, hot ,high protein containing foods like fish .Take dal rice , butter milk ,curd rice ,drink plenty of water , have frequent small meals instead of large regular meals.Sleep 2-3 hours after having dinner .Take antacids and ppi for temporary relief
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