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Frequent indigestion and neausea feeling
My son complains about stomach discomfort since the age of 3 yrs specially after either cheese or deep fried stuff,also feels neausea. He is  16 yrs old. Weight 53. Height 6ft 1 inch. Ultrasound done two years ago. It was normal but he has this issue. Also, it happens  in evening and he then tries to sleep and feels fine in the morning but stomach remain sensitive for couple of days there after.
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This looks like a functional dyspepsia or possible food intolerance like lactose or fat intolerance, especially since symptoms occur after cheese or fried foods. Avoid trigger foods for now and keep meals light. A proper plan can help control this completely. I can guide you in detail feel free to book a consultation with me.
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Needs complete dietary evaluation and assessment of your dietary pattern.
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✓Most likely it's functional dyspepsia/mild lactose intolerance.. ✓in this case Food choice matters more than medicines ,avoid food triggers that can do  70% cure alone
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avoid dairy n cheesy foods
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consult with your physician
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Need to take a clinic history and examination.
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Fried foods and cheese are meant to induce inflammation in the body which can trigger gastritis. However need to have history regarding number of times of stool passing per day , colour of stools and abdominal pain.
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would recommend an online consultation so that I can suggest few diet tips, lifestyle modification and necessary medications
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You need a gastroenterologist opinion. Advise - gluten free diet. Also screen for TTG IgA report
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Stop cheez n fried items. Mean change life style n diet plan drastically first. Aristozyme gold one hr before lunch n dinner for 3weeks. Emset4 MD to put under toung it dissolve with saliva slowly once for  nausea. Polybion lc syr10 ml after dinner for 3 weeks.
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Need some more details kindly consult
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Do physical consultation with gastroenterologist
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You need to consult with gastroenterologist physically. Because your son need proper evaluation and examination.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Gastritis Avoid spicy foods Avoid coffee and tea in empty stomach Use more of curd and butter milk
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Consult online Get lft test done Start tab vizilac once daily Tab Aristozyme once weekly
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