I am unable to pass the stool as soon as I wake up since a month. I take tea and biscuits, then I am able to pass it, but with mild straining. Still I don't feel fully relieved. I have been taking 500mg of calcium since 2 months. Water intake is also around 4-5 glasses. My daily meal contains, tea and 2 biscuits in the morning, then a simple breakfast, 2 chappatis with vegetables in lunch, and then a bowl of dal at night. I feel, my diet's less. What to do, I am in tension!!
Since last two days, I'm having constipation due to which stools are too hard so I'm not able to freshen up. Like too little with quite some pressure. I am hydrating and walking. I bought Looz syrup which is Lactulose, it was given to one of my relatives for constipation. How much dosage should I take, like how much and when and for how long? I'm 25 years old, female. Also due to constipation I'm feeling bloated with a warm moving feeling inside my stomach. Or should I consult a doctor first, it's the third day.
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.
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?
I earlier had a gall bladder surgery following by liver abscess. Recently I got diagnosed with inflammation in intestines and now I can see brownish semen or maybe blood with pain in chest and acidity . What kind of a doctor should I go to?
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