I feel indigestion and heartburn after meal. Stool is like paste. It feels like stool is not completely emptied. I have fatty liver issue grade 3. Is it due to liver problem or some gastric problem. I dont want to go for endoscopy.
My stomach was very acidic, and now slowly and gradually I have developed difficult and pain-full in swallowing. I vomit sometimes after eating. What should i do ? How should i move forward??
Since two months im facing severe burning in food pipe and stomach where i get burps of literal fire and no acidic liquid... i am on healthy diet i dont eat oily or junk food i only have food with salt pepper only idk why this is happening on and off
I feel lack of appetite since 3-4 days, but today I feel gassy and having loose stool and gassy burps, I had an tooth surgery for which I was on pain killers since last 6-7 days, also I had wet cough. I never had gastic problems, is this something related for liver function, shall I go for LFT? I am taken eno, pudinhara and digene but nothing work so I took a pantop 40 before dinner.
Last week had sudden severe stomach pain...bloating ...and mild burping ...doctor have Happi D ... cyclopam...and O2 ...after that it got better ..but was having mild pain after meals ...then doctor asked to take nexpro rd along with cyclopam ...also got a sonography done ...now feeling much better ...do I still need to do endoscopy as doctor feels am getting these issues quite often which gets ok with meds ...n also these issues flare up once I stop taking nexito plus...am I having stomach issues because of anxiety or is it gastritis...is it necessary to do endoscopy right away as I m feeling better...attaching reports...
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