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Pain around naval are
1.I have piles grade 2,ct scan report shows loaded colon ,no other abnormalities...
Endoscopy shows gastritis(antral)with erosion.
Atpresent i am very much concerned and tensed about my around naval area pain both right and left side,it comes and goes..but whenever i am taking CIZASPA X tablet the pain then reduced,but when i stopped having this after 15 or 30 days the pain once again starts...
All i want to know what is the reason of this pain?is it ibd?
2..my another problem is my both kegs aches alot.and my thigh portion(upper portion)particular in both legs are swelled.whats the reason of this pain and swelling?is it related to something serious?or its due to vitamin d deficiency?plz guide me doctor I'm really very tensed and depressed..
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I understand your query.
kindly consult online for a detailed history and appropriate treatment.
You will probably need prescription medications .
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With regards to the first question, IBD is inflammatory bowel disease which neither your symptoms suggest nor the CT. Irritable bowel syndrome or IBS is a diagnosis of exclusion, once other causes have been completely ruled out. In your cases, the loaded bowel or constipation could be triggering the recurring pain, or the gastric erosion can cause pain triggered by certain lifestyle issues. Pain and swelling in thigh muscles could be because of multiple reasons, vitamin D deficiency being one of them. It needs further examination and investigation
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Take a mild laxative from time to time to clear the bowel as per medical advice. avoid caffeine/spicy foods. check vitamin D3 levels and thyroid profile and follow up
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