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Stomach issue
Previously around 7,8 months back I had the issue of heartburn and stomach upset and bloating. Heartburn went after the Ayurvedic treatment of around 3,4 months.
But I am still facing frequent stomach issues. Though it is not regular as before but whenever I eat pulses , chole , rajma, or outside food (pizza, burger) or some fruits etc I again feel bloated and uncomfortable(no heartburn now).
Also when I lie flat on my back, I feel pulling feeling below my chest in stomach. I can't lie flat for more than 15-20 minutes( no problems in any other position).
Could you please know if the stomach issues are permanent and I have to keep lifetime distance from heavy foods.
Also the pulling feeling below chest is strange and it's making me anxious. Why it can be ? I don't have problem in any other position.
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Take Cyra ls 1 tab ½ hour before breakfast everyday for around one month. If it persists then take Pentaprozole 20 mg ½ hour before dinner along with Cyra ls. And avoid spicy and fried eatables and pickles too for 2 3 months
For pulling effect below ur navel u can do a massage around ur navel and take antispasmodic to relieve the pain
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Hi
You look very distressed judging from your question.
it is a very common issue.
you may be suffering from gastric acid reflux, or a gastric ulcer.
You may benefit from a course of antacid medications.
Avoid inflammatory foods such as spicy/oily/tea/coffee etc.
have plain food for at least a month.
i highly doubt you will have relief from just avoiding food, so get a consultation and take prescribed medications for that time period.
apart from this you may need an endoscopy if your condition remains the same.
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avoid lying down for extended periods and incorporate healthy routine in your lifestyle.
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You seem to have a sensitive stomach
Avoid spicy,oily and fried food
Junk food are anyways not good for health better to avoid them.
Make a habit of using curd every afternoon, that will strengthen your gut with lactobacillus.
Avoid coffe and tea for a month
Exercise
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
It's because of gastritis
Avoid oily and spicy food/ junk food
Drink more water
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