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Shortness of breath, Abdominal Bloating
I have constant shortness of breath. I am having small meals however after every meal I feel bloated in the stomach. I have got my ECG, TMT, and Pulmonary test done, including all blood work and an ultrasound of the abdomen - everything is normal. However after meeting multiple doctors they have given me PanD 40mg and Vizylac tablets. I am not feeling any relief from the shortness of breath and discomfort in the abdomen but no pain anywhere. They have even added an anti anxiety tablet Alprax .25 twice a day. My symptoms persist with no relief. Due to Covid-19 I do not want to keep risking going to the hospital. Kindly diagnose the problem and suggest the medicines that could help. Thank you.
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sometime, in case of long h/o GERD, pt may develop respiratory problem..
1. Get an upper GI endoscopy
2. Absolute eosinophil count (AEC)
3. Tab Pan L od bbf
4. Don't lie down after having meal.
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Shortness of breath is a medical problem,to be dealt with physician or pulmonologist.
As far as the abdominal discomfort and bloating is considered I can help you out.
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your condition seems to me like, reduced movement of intestines with alongwith possibility of gastritis.you should take
1. Cap pantocid DSR once daily empty
stomach,
2. Cap matilda Forte once daily after breakfast
3. Syp duphalac 30 ml at bed time,
4. Tab dulcoflex 5 mg at bed time
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avoid hot ,spicy food,take plenty of salads, fruits like papaya, avoid non veg. you can report to emergency department of the hospital if problem persist
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Persistent bloating sensation needs upper gastrointestinal endoscopy too.
Shortness of breath needs further evaluation and it needs a detailed clinical examination and also.
Please see a medical Gastro enterology specialist
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have food at regular intervals of time
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