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Irritable Bowel syndrome and diarrhea
My father aged 59 years, a diabetic and CKD patient(creatinine at 2.5) suffering from Irritable bowel syndrome where he used to pass out liquid stool during night unknowingly. He thought that he pass out gas but instead stool comes out.
He used to take Rifagut 400 and providac, and issue gets resolved. Again after stopping, this issue again comes out.
Kindly help my father. He feels very bad. But no choice out there.
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I have some remedies for this
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Before taking medicines some test to be runned out
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u can consult with me for further treatment
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Avoid Oily foods
can take kutajarista 3tsp twice a day Afterfood
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Muniyal ayurveda company has excellent medicine for IBS.
Kostashuddhi 2 2 2 just before meals
Triphala choorna 0 0 1tsp with warm water while going to bed.
Take butter milk. Also for CKD
Take tablet Muniprabha plus 2 0 2 for 6 months
It's a very good tablet for kidney protection. Reduces creatinine levels.
Medicine can be couriered.
Go through muniyal ayurveda website
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Try with
Hinguvachadi tab 1 bd.
Nodys tab 1bd .
If d problem decrease,then reduce the dosage of nodys.,but continue hinguvachadi for 20 days.
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butter milk is good.
avoid heavy meals.
gruel and other easily digestible foods are good.
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