I had fasted today till afternoon and from evening I have stomach pain which is unbearable. I ate my dinner thinking that it might be from not having food for entire day but it was still paining when I was eating. The pain is not continuous but when it comes and goes immediately it stings like hell
Though I don't have constipation, when I pass stool it hurts a bit initially ad few drops of blood i can see dropping and along with stool as well.
For few days, I am feeling Gastric issues. My stomach remains always bloated and heavy with little bit of pain and I am feeling uncomfortable and frequently belching occurs . Sir/Ma'am, what may be the reason for this and which medication should I take?? Kindly help me out.
Hello Doctor, for the past 1 year, I have been passing loose stools 1 to 2 times every morning. The frequency is normal (only 1-2 times), but the consistency of the stool is completely loose.I do not have any fever, there is no blood in my stool, and I do not experience any gas or bloating. I have noticed a clear pattern with my diet: green vegetables and fruits do not suit me at all and worsen the loose stools immediately. However, I can easily digest milk, ghee, and wheat roti without any issues. Since this loose stool issue has been persistent for a full year, please guide me on what could be causing this and what diagnostic tests I should get done. Thank you."
I was prescribed Esogress-IT before breakfast and Esogress-D before dinner. I am taking Pentate-IT (pantoprazole + itopride) instead of Esogress-IT. Is it safe to take Pentate-IT in the morning and Esogress-D in the evening for 10 days, since both contain PPIs?
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