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Regular diarrhoea and bloating
I am staying at a government hostel at a college for higher studies where the mess food is contaminated and we have no other option. I got LFT, USG, KFT and other tests done, everything is normal and is checked by doctor. Every night after eating food at the mess i feel bloating, even though I walk after every meal, and after few hours watery motions happen like diarrhoea. It's happening everyday as the food quality is bad. Is there any medicine or way in which I can protect my intestine and stomach even after eating this food. I have already consumed more than 3 strips of bifilac cap in a month and still struggling. Same issue with fellow hostel mates. Any syrup or medicine which can be gastroprotective in nature, other than ppis.
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If your hostel mates too are suffering from the same problem, then it must be reported to the relevant authorities to look into the quality and hygiene of the food prepared. No medicine will be useful until the original cause (contaminated food) is eliminated.
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Hydrate well, use ORS. Continue probiotics. Consume curd and buttermilk in your diet.
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