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Sudden pain in hypogastric region
I have been having a sharp intermittent pain in the hypogastric region since yesterday. This is centrally located exactly where the stomach meets the pelvis. It gets worse while I sit or stretch, but does not pain if I press down on the pain. It happened when my trouser bit down on this location while having a full bladder. As for my medical history I have no regular medicines prescribed. I have had gastrointestinal issues and urine infection often (the latter mainly due to retention due to unclean washrooms at workplace). Other than this, I have taken the 2nd dose of the covishield vaccine yesterday. My family physician is not available at present so I don't know what medicines to take. Please help?
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Please go for a sonography. Might be gastritis. You can take Dygene syrup and Pantokind DSR once in the morning once in the evening before food for five days. You can take Cefran OZ twice a day for five days. Avoid spicy food. Drink a glass of cold milk before bedtime
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