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Having upper stomach pain from 1 week
I have been having upper stomach pain for the past one week. On the first day, I had one episode of vomiting, but after that I haven’t vomited again.
From the next day, I started taking Pan D on an empty stomach in the morning for 6 days, along with Pudin Hara after food. I have now stopped the medicines, but the pain is still there.
The pain is manageable, but it has not completely gone away
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Upper abdominal al pain has many causes: from simple Gastritis, Acidity to Gall stone or Pancreatitis
An abdominal sonography will help is ruling out serious conditions
Otherwise, you could continue simple treatment like Pan D for two weeks and if no relief then add Rifaximin tablets with consultation of a physician or surgeon
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Need to do USG abdomen to rule out Gall bladder stones. If pain is radiating to back, amylase lipase helps. If USG is normal, probably you require Endoscopy. Consult a general surgeon
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