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Lower abdomen cramp
I had dysentery 2 months ago. I was fine after that. But from 2-3 days I'm feeling cramps in my lower abdomen. Today I gone to bathroom for 5 times. Stool was not watery. But I pooped for 5 time and there was some mucus in stool. And every time I felt a urgency to pass the stool. Is the dysentery back again? Or is it anything other problems? Or is it cancer? Cause earlier my dysentery was not going away. It took about 27 days to be fully cured. I am in very much anxiety. Please tell me is it cancer? Please doctor.. Read everything carefully and tell me is it cancer or something serious?? I'm dying in anxiety and depression.
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Hello, you r only 20yrs it can't be cancer.
ADVISE
Stool test
COMPLETE N MICROSCOPIC N STERCOBILINOGEN.
USG ABDOMEN KUB.
Plenty of liquids like nimupani coconut water butter milk, fresh curd etc,
Avoid spicy fried greasy junk food or food from outside.
Take light diet like porridge khichari messed chapati moongdal, RICE curd etc till u become SYMPTOMS free.one course of Oz two times a day after food, sporolac sachet one or two per day.ors to be taken frequently.
CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD or GASTROENTEROLOGIST. Ok
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