Pain in centre abdomen

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Asked for Female, 34 Years

I have 3 kidney stone&hypothyroid problem.i take 75 mg thyroxine tablet.i have burning sensation some time in stomach&chest 1year.mucus present in stool.abdomen scan is normal.from 2 months I have mild pain in Upper abdomen after eating food. &burping when eat drink or not to eat.when I bend 3omin I have pain in centre of abdomen.while I doing yoga there is pain stomach.when spicy item masala food eating suddenly pain in stomach I urge to pass stool that time black loose stool appear.cbc test tsh syrum calcium phosphorous albumin tests are normal.pleae give any suggestions.

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Dr. Rahul Poddar Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Poddar

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CAN be Gastritis. Although other POSSIBILITIES need to be ruled out. An ultrasound may be needed.

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