On March 1st, I had a very intense infection on my tonsils due to which I had to take antibiotics, paracetamol, and allergy medicine for almost a month.(Most of March)
But during that my stomach was okay
Then on April 1st, I guess i had a stomach infection which caused mild diarrhea for a day that's all
Now it's 25th April, my stools are not firm and still watery. I don't go multiple times just once in the morning , some days twice which is normal.
I don't have stomach pain or anything
I don't have fatigue or any other symptom either
I have been taking enterogermia, probiotics, curd but no improvement on the texture of my stools
Pls help.
For over a month I was having very sharp cutting pain while I tried passing the stool. And sometimes very rarely I used to see very little blood with the stool. But the pain only used to happen at the start once I passed the first stool after that it didn't hurt. After that for the past 4-5 days I have loose motion and now it doesn't hurt because my stool is loose. But after I have loose motion the area outside my anus I have noticed that it is swollen. And it hurts when I try moving my anus, like any movement I make in anus it hurts a very little.
It's weird but One of my relative picked her nose with very big nails and gave me food after that.this is 10 years ago.i get health anxiety that her nose cell implanted on my lips.i had mucus like thing sensation on my lips at that moment and my lips always remain dry after that .please clear is that possible?
"I keep burping all day long—whether my stomach is empty or after I’ve eaten. I also suffer from a lot of gas. What could be the reasons for this, and what is the solution?"
Hi he has bad acidity , loose motions for today ( usually gut problems and stool problems have been there before this) . He complaints a lot about stomach issues pain, gas, acidity etc. These complaints have been consistent for a long time. He met a doctor and the doctor gave acidity meds to take everyday once they finished he was back to the problems before .
