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Motion problem
Hi I have digestive issue problem motion 2 months back i started course so i got my motion 1 month is ok but again started motion poblem 6 months ago already done ample of tests with tumor marker 3 months back done with sonography and left side mild stomach pain and too much gas problem again i had taken motion medicine from genral phsycian i got motion yesterday i had gone in gym and while cumin back i had coconut water i got motion but its thin stool because of piles..but today again no motion do i need to go for any blood tests
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Likely functional constipation/IBS with gas; serious disease less likely if scans/tests normal. Increase water, fibre, walking. Try stool softener at bedtime for 5–7 days, and antacid before breakfast if acidity/bloating. Avoid excessive gym supplements, spicy food, and irregular meals.
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If symptoms persist >2–3 weeks, blood in stool, weight loss, fever, anemia, or severe pain occurs, consult a doctor for CBC, thyroid, sugar tests, and possible colon evaluation.
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Daily fixed toilet timing after breakfast plus 20–25 g fibre and curd/buttermilk often improves bowel rhythm naturally.
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