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Stomach pain and loose motion since2 day
Stomach pain comes intermittently for 2 mins and pains badly and then goes away. Loos motion also there since 3 days frequency has reduced though. Taking medicines loperamide and spasmonil since yesterday 2 dose over. But still pain is not going away why? What should i do now
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U need to consult a gastroenterologist and get urself properly evaluated.
Dr Ajay Mishra
Gastroenterologist, Surat
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Looks like Gastroenteritis. The medicines you are taking won't help enough. You need to take proper medicines for the same. I'm sending you the diet plan here. But for the medicine protocol, you need to consult in private.
First – 1-2 days
Take plenty of fluids – ORS , Enerzal, Lime water with salt and sugar, Coconut water,black tea.
Plenty of soups , daal water, kala chana soup.
Avoid aerated drinks.
Avoid Milk.
Avoid chillies and oily/fried food.
Avoid all Meat products, hotel food, fast food.
Avoid all fresh fruits and vegetable salads. Can drink packed juices .
2 to 3 day onwards
Start on Soft diet like Rice Gurrel (Khicdi) , bread , toast, idli, oats, dalia, sheera, corn flakes and dry fruits
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private consult for complete treatment protocol
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