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Gastric issue
Due to gastric problem my upper stomach too belly, hard and painful. I don't know how to decrease it suffers me a lot.
Please help me 🙏🙏🙏.
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Hello, I am Dr. Charles from Chennai, let me try to help you mam. For this I need you to answer a few questions. 1) where exactly does it pain in the upper abdomen- right , centre or left. 2) Does the pain radiate to the back or sacapula or lower abdomen and on which side. 3) Does the pain increase after having food- spicy or fatty. 4) Does your pain decrease when u crouch down or bend down. 5) Is there any acid reflux in ur throat any time.
Based on these answers, I would suggest you to have an ultrasound abdomen to rule out any gall stones. For any query, pls fell free to watsapp me at nine eight nine four one eight seven eight two nine.
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1) reply to above answers
2) USG abdomen
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