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Upper abdomen pain
Hello. I had pork and on last Wednesday, thursday afternoon i started feeling some pain in my upper abdomen. I tried eno, gelusil n all but didnt improve. Later after my office arround 3am morning i visited vydehi hospital and their one duty doctor prescribed me pan d and sporlac ds. Thursday n friday my pain was not there so i thought i recovered that problem and started eating non veg but later again i started feeling the same. Yesterday i had papaya juice n continued with the prescribed med
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Sir firstly i would like to know the nature and exact location of pain..If the same is near central upper abdomen with burning sensation then its due to gastritis..If the same is near right upper abdomen with intermittent colics then the same would be due to gallstone with or without inflammation..Also a possibilty of Pancreatitis must be ruled out..
Next Steps
Consider the following
1.Avoid hot spicy and fatty meals
2.Continue Pan D before breakfast for another week
3. Get an Ultrasound whole abdomen to see for gallstones and to rule out pancreatitis
Health Tips
Drink plenty of fluids
Avoid alcohol intake
Avoid hot beverages empty stomach
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