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Going to loo after almost every meal
I had loose motions 4-5 days back. So, I took ornidazole oflxasin for 3 days course. Loose motion stopped next day but now stomach always feels heavy. After eating, i feel like going to loo & even after going to loo stomach doesnt feel light. It always feels heavy. Also, while doing loo, the stomach feels like churning. I keep getting burps. Poop is also generally smelly now.
What should i do?
I am on udiliv 300, as 2 months back my usg abdomen suggested fatty liver 2/3 with lft normal. I am taking precautions with oily food & trying to loose weight as per doc suggestion.
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You should follow lifestyle modifications directed towards Gastrointestinal system.
Medicines alone will not cure this.
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Drink plenty of water along with tablet Omeprazole 40 mg twice daily before meals
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As stool is smelly it might b some infection inside. As now environment is too hot it is also another cause for loose stool... Need pre pro along with antibiotics. Consult me we will discuss
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as there is fatty liver need b more carefull
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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12 yrs exp
Mumbai
These symptoms are due to gas formation.. you can consult now .. so that I can advice further medications and diet
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