No fever, no chills, and no blood observed in the stool.
The bowel movements are a mix of watery and greasy textures, colored brown to yellow.
There is a continuous, frequent urge to go to the toilet even when the bowels are mostly empty, but no severe lower abdominal pain.
Experiencing persistent nausea and a distinct "globus sensation" (a feeling like something is physically stuck or present in the throat)
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There is no typical burning chest pain or classic heartburn felt
A mild, metallic taste or sensation in the mouth is present, though normal appetite and the sense of taste for food remains normal
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Your symptoms suggest a possibility of functional bowel disorder (IBS), persistent gastritis/GERD, or post-infectious gut dysfunction, but greasy stools with significant weight loss also warrant evaluation for malabsorption and pancreatic disorders if not already investigated.
Next Steps
* Consult your gastroenterologist for further evaluation.
* Consider stool routine & culture, stool fat examination, fecal calprotectin, pancreatic enzyme assessment (fecal elastase), celiac disease screening, CBC, LFT, RFT, thyroid profile, and vitamin B12/iron levels, if not already done.
* If the globus sensation persists, an ENT examination and, if indicated, an upper GI evaluation should be considered.
Health Tips
* Maintain adequate hydration with ORS if stools are frequent.
* Eat small, frequent, low-fat meals and avoid spicy, oily foods, alcohol, caffeine, and smoking.
* Continue only the medications prescribed by your treating doctor and consider probiotics if recommended.
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