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White and red or brown specks in stool
From last 3 -4 years my stool is mushy type. There are some white red or brown specks in between. I have my stool routine test done but it was all normal. Also I have my cholecystectomy done 6 years back.
What could be the reason? Is it undigested food.
After 2 hr of eating something my stomach starts making noises though m not hungry. But noises are so loud that anybody near me can hear it. Are all these related?
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Acid peptic disease
And may be due to infection also
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What was the reason for you to get cholecystectomy done at very young age?
Your symptoms points to indigestion ,gastroparesis
You can prevent your symptoms by modification of life style and eating habits
Next Steps
if your symptoms persist longer , consult doctor
Health Tips
Eat smaller meals more frequently
Chew food thoroughly
Drink about (1 to 1.5 liters) of water a day
Exercise gently after you eat, such as going for a walk
vocarbonated drinks, alcohol and smoking
Try to avoid lying down for two hours after a meal
try lactobacillus powder or tablet twice daily for 10 days
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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