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Pain in left side & bottom left breast
I have gerd and hiatus hernia. i was sufferfrom belching and nausea from past one month for which the doctor has prescribed me kinpride, fexuclue and normaxin tablet.. after that the belching and nausea has improved to a large extent but still the pain which i am feeling in the left side and bottom of my left breast still the same. i have attached a sample pic from google for better understanding. i have pointed out the areas where i am having pain with green color ( also includes the area where the person in image is pointing).. done with ECG.. its normal...
please advise..
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Your symptoms are due to GERD and hiatus hernia . Only medication won’t be helping in long term.
Dietary and lifestyle changes are equally important.
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Rule out peptic ulcers and H pylori infection.
Kindly contact take consultation on PRACTO app for full evaluation, advised test , lifestyle advices and treatment.
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Take small meals , take antacids after meals , avoid spicy foods: don’t sleep Atleast for 2 hours after meals.
Have dinner by 7-8 pm . Sleeping in slightly upright position.
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Your symptoms are due to hiatus hernia, worsening your GERD
Treatment for a hiatus hernia causing GERD (acid reflux) focuses on lowering stomach acid and easing pressure on your abdomen.
Lifestyle Changes:-
Eat small, frequent meals instead of large ones.
Stay upright for 3 hours after eating; do not lie down right away.Raise the head of your bed by 6 to 8 inches if nighttime heartburn bothers you.
Lose excess body weight to reduce pressure on the stomach.
Avoid trigger foods like spicy meals, citrus, chocolate, caffeine, and alcohol.
Wear loose clothing and avoid tight belts or waistbands
Medications will vary from person to person. Ruleout H.pyliri infection
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Requires a proper assessment to understand the underlying cause and guide you.
Please book a consultation for a detailed evaluation, personalized treatment plan and further advice.
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It’s better if u consult medical gastroenterologist
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Continue your medicine with lifestyle modifications and dietary habits. Avoid outside food as much as you can.looks like its muscle pain.take painkiller or m/s relaxants for it or you can apply ointment form also.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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