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Stomach/Gas problem
From last 3 years my father is diagnosed with COPD, (due to stone in his Pitt ki thaili [i don't know english mane for that] was removed in year 1985, so he smoke hukka after lunch and before sleeping to digest his food), but his stomach is not at all comfortable all these 3 years, as he face problem during fresh in morning and it generally settles after potty at around 3 PM generally,
till 3 PM he face a lot of problem during walk and some headache also there. he tries some medicine for stomach but all are temporary solutions, some ayurvedic treatment also tried but result is same.
to whom we should consult regarding it
(his treatment is undergoing at Patel Chest Institute for COPD and he feels OK for the treatment-he is using Budamate Inhaler Twice a day regularly)
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When Gall Bladder (pitt ki taili) is removed then there is usually digestion problem. He should avoid oily, fried food. These things are usually digested by BILE which is difficult to store after removal of gall bladder. PCOD doesn't causes digestion problem but it certainly causes it's own other problems.
I would like to know the age of your father. Gas medicine can be prescribed but since your father needs long term medication i will suggest homeopathy and aayurved.
Also hookah is one of the very cause of many problems. You have mentioned that he also takes budacort inhaler. His problems are exaggerated by Hookah. Motivate him to leave hookah.
Next Steps
Get an ultrasound done to know the latest status of PCOD and a blood test for Lipid profile.
Health Tips
Daily mild exercise will definitely help and improve health. avoid oily and fatty fried foods.
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